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Nicaragua: Literacy and revolution

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  1. Catholic University, Managua, (Nicaragua)

    Fernando Cardenal S.J. (Vice Rector and Professor of Philosophy and Education)

  2. Nicaraguan Literacy Crusade, (Nicaragua)

    Fernando Cardenal S.J. (Vice Rector and Professor of Philosophy and Education)

  3. University of Massachusetts, (USA)

    Valerie Miller (Fellow of the Center for International Education)

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  1. Fernando Cardenal S.J.
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She was a Planning Advisor of the Nicaraguan Literacy Crusade.

this article is an edited version of a study prepared by the authors for an International Institute for Educational Planning workshop on Planning and Administration of National Literacy Programmes (Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania, 27 November–2 December 1980).

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Cardenal, F., Miller, V. Nicaragua: Literacy and revolution. Prospects 12, 201–212 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02220155

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