Walking on Water: Reading, Writing, and Revolution

In "Walking on Water: Reading, Writing, and Revolution," Derrick Jensen challenges the conventional norms of education with a radical perspective that will invigorate anyone who has ever felt stifled by the traditional classroom setting. Published on January 1, 2004, this book delves into Jensen's experiences as a writing teacher in diverse environments, from colleges to maximum security prisons. He explores the detrimental impact of an educational system that conditions students to conform and please authority, thereby stifling creativity and individuality. Jensen uses his unique teaching approach to empower students to reclaim their voices and creativity, urging a departure from passive learning to an active, self-awakening journey. Ideal for college students and educators alike, "Walking on Water" offers a transformative look at how education can transcend mere knowledge transfer and become a gateway to self-discovery and true intellectual freedom. This book is a must-read for anyone passionate about the pursuit of education equity and the liberation of the human spirit through learning.