a escola da vida the school of life
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Abstract
O artigo discute as complexas relações entre educação, identidade e mudança social através da história de vida de Simon Bolívar, Benito Juárez e Ernesto Guevara. Reconstituindo seus percursos biográficos, à luz de teorias sociológicas recentes sobre a constituição dos atores sociais, torna-se possível, a um só tempo, discernir alguns traços fundamentais das identidades dessas três figuras centrais da história da América Latina e repensar o modo como as diferentes experiências socializadoras se combinam na produção da identidade e das disposições dos indivíduos em formas criativas não isentas de tensões. A tese central deste artigo é que essa combinação identitária de referências sociais díspares não só é possível, como é impulsionada por (e representa) transformações sócio-históricas de grandes proporções.
This paper discusses the complex relations between education, identity and social change, focusing specifically on the life-histories of Simon Bolívar, Benito Juárez and Ernesto Guevara. The reconstitution of their biographical pathways, supported by recent sociological theories on the constitution of social actors, allows us to identify some of the key features of their identities and, simultaneously, to rethink how different socializing experiences are combined in the formation of individual identities and dispositions in creative and tension-provoking ways. The article's main thesis is that this combination of divergent social reference points is not only possible, but is promoted by (and represents) broad sociohistorical transformations.
This paper discusses the complex relations between education, identity and social change, focusing specifically on the life-histories of Simon Bolívar, Benito Juárez and Ernesto Guevara. The reconstitution of their biographical pathways, supported by recent sociological theories on the constitution of social actors, allows us to identify some of the key features of their identities and, simultaneously, to rethink how different socializing experiences are combined in the formation of individual identities and dispositions in creative and tension-provoking ways. The article's main thesis is that this combination of divergent social reference points is not only possible, but is promoted by (and represents) broad sociohistorical transformations.
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| Year | 2012 |
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