contingencias y desencuentros: una protesta de estudiantes secundarios
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2009
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Las reflexiones presentes derivan de una investigación realizada en una escuela media pública de la ciudad de Córdoba. Tomamos en este caso un conflicto puntual, como analizador de prácticas y acciones de los sujetos involucrados en la institución que puede leerse como símbolo de un orden cuestionado o como demanda que acompaña la lógica hegemónica. De acuerdo con lo planteado por Reguillo, quien analiza cómo un sujeto que puede ser "espectador de su propio problema", cuando se organiza y elabora estrategias se convierte en "actor" y cuando apela a distintas formas de capital para hacer frente a la contingencia, deviene "agente". Interesa dar cuenta de las acciones que movilizan a los estudiantes, pues en su escolarización, se advierten conflictos y desinterés pero también están activamente apropiándose de los recursos materiales y simbólicos disponibles en el espacio escolar, para armar lazos, disputar su lugar como jóvenes o para formarse como ciudadanos.
These reflections are the result of our research in a Public High School in Córdoba, Argentina. We focused on one particular conflict which acts as an analyst of the practice and deeds of the students; this in turn may be interepreted as the symbol of the order at stake or as demand that accompanies the hegemonic logic. According with Reguillo who analyzes how a subject may be "the spectator of his own problem" when he plans his organization and formulates strategies becomes "the actor" and then when he appeals to different forms of capital to face a contingency becomes an " agent". Our aim is to show wich actions make students react because in their education process appear conflicts and lack of interest; but also, they profit from material and symbolic resources available at school in order to create social ties, fight for a place as youth and be trained as future citizens.
These reflections are the result of our research in a Public High School in Córdoba, Argentina. We focused on one particular conflict which acts as an analyst of the practice and deeds of the students; this in turn may be interepreted as the symbol of the order at stake or as demand that accompanies the hegemonic logic. According with Reguillo who analyzes how a subject may be "the spectator of his own problem" when he plans his organization and formulates strategies becomes "the actor" and then when he appeals to different forms of capital to face a contingency becomes an " agent". Our aim is to show wich actions make students react because in their education process appear conflicts and lack of interest; but also, they profit from material and symbolic resources available at school in order to create social ties, fight for a place as youth and be trained as future citizens.
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| Autores | ;Mónica Maldonado;Silvia Servetto |
| Revista | american journal of enology and viticulture |
| Ano | 2009 |
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