cultural industry and commercialization of the culture as a semi-formation project in modern children’s education

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Abstract
This article aims to highlight the ways the Adornian reflection about Cultural Industry, commercialization of the culture and semi-formation by literature revision and help from the methodological theoretical background from the critical theory of the society, and, then establish a reflection about the importance in the cultural formation as a project of individual emancipation. In this way, it’s considered important to think how the culture turns into a vehicle of semi-formation instead of a conductor to the emancipation in the modern children’s education. Trying to make the individual see herself/himself as singular and free, but, being able to build from the commercialization of cultural goods, a blind spirit that conditions to isolation of himself/herself in the world, upon the principal of conformism.
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Authors Anilde Tombolato Tavares da Silva, Sinésio Ferraz Bueno
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Journal phytotherapy research : ptr
Year 2017
DOI
10.5007/2175-795X.2017v35n4p1164
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https://periodicos.ufsc.br/index.php/perspectiva/article/view/44706
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