discursos híbridos nas memórias das licenciaturas em ciências em uma instituição universitária hybrid speech in the memories of licentiates in sciences in a university institution
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Abstract
This work investigates the memories of a university with a tradition in teacher education, about the curricular changes that have happened during the last decade. For this, professors of science teacher education programs were interviewed, in a methodological approach influenced by the notion of remembering and narrative by W. Benjamin. Their speech showed a hybridism of discourse produced in the disciplinary fields which were disputed space during curricular change.
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| Authors | ;Maria Inês Petrucci Rosa;Adriana Cristina Pavan |
| Journal | fibers and polymers |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.1590/S1516-73132011000100006
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