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Gino Piccio

Luigi Piccio (12 September 1920 – 10 March 2014) was an Italian activist and Catholic priest. Often referred to as Don Gino,[1] Piccio was Italy's foremost expert on critical pedagogy, in particular of the educational philosophy of Paulo Freire.

References

  1. ^ Diocese of Casale Monferrato. (2014, March 13). L’ultimo saluto in duomo a don Gino Piccio. La vita casalese. Retrieved from http://www.vitacasalese.it/lultimo-saluto-in-duomo-a-don-gino-piccio.


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