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The Path to Reconciliation in Northern Ireland

Murphy:The Path to Reconciliation in No


 


This book sees the Good Friday Agreement which was §signed on 10 April 1998 as representing a new §departure for Northern Ireland, encapsulating the §hopes and aspirations of the majority of its §citizens for a more peaceful and promising future. §It provides a trajectory for understanding the §origins and subsequent development for several of §the significant Gordian Knots that have prevented §Catholics and Protestants there from realizing this §preferred future in both a historical and §contemporary perspective. Such a future ought to §consist, according to the Brazilian educator Paulo §Freire, in the realization of freedom, in the §guaranteed right of each culture to move in mutual §respect, each one freely running the risk of being §different. His writings helped to informed the §ideas expressed in this book, particularly his §understanding of true education as that §which incarnates the permanent search of people §together for their becoming more fully human in the §world in which they exist.

