nossas escolas não são as vossas: as diferenças de classe our schools are not yours: class differences
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Abstract
O texto aborda as relações entre sistema de ensino e classes sociais, partindo de Bourdieu e valendo-se de estudos sobre a escolarização nas classes sociais no Brasil. Extraíram-se, dos elementos empíricos, as constatações e análises sobre significado da escola e processos de escolarização de grupossociais, buscando princípios gerais ou pistas de investigação. É um esforço de sistematização para dispor de um quadro de referência para a investigação dos sistemas de ensino, particularmente os processos de escolarização. Verificou-se a comprovação do paradigma bourdieusiano de que, quando a riqueza é distribuída de forma desigual, os modos dos grupos e classes se relacionarem com o sistema de ensino dependem de suas propriedades e da importância dos bens culturais no conjunto das posses. A desconsideração disso faz do sistema de ensino instrumento da distribuição desigual das riquezas, em que são favorecidos os que dispõem de condições prévias à sua recepção e acumulação e são excluídos os que não as possuem.
This paper broaches the relationship between educational systems and social classes, taking the work of Pierre Bourdieu as its reference point and further validating the work, through studies of the schooling process in the different Brazilian social classes. From the empirical data, the findings and their analysis were elicited. These concerned the school and schooling process in the different social groups. Using these results, an attempt was made to uncover some general principles or at least some clues pointing towards further research. It is an attempt to systematize research references that explore educational systems, thus facilitating further investigations into the schooling process. Bourdieu's paradigm, which is confirmed by this research, states that when wealth is distributed in an unequal way, the way in which groups and classes relate to the educational system depends on on the amount of property they own and the importance of possessions in defining ones social position. By disregarding these factors, the education system can be turned into an instrument that contributes to the unequal distribution of wealth, where those that already possess better conditions, are favored, at the outset and those without possessions are excluded.
This paper broaches the relationship between educational systems and social classes, taking the work of Pierre Bourdieu as its reference point and further validating the work, through studies of the schooling process in the different Brazilian social classes. From the empirical data, the findings and their analysis were elicited. These concerned the school and schooling process in the different social groups. Using these results, an attempt was made to uncover some general principles or at least some clues pointing towards further research. It is an attempt to systematize research references that explore educational systems, thus facilitating further investigations into the schooling process. Bourdieu's paradigm, which is confirmed by this research, states that when wealth is distributed in an unequal way, the way in which groups and classes relate to the educational system depends on on the amount of property they own and the importance of possessions in defining ones social position. By disregarding these factors, the education system can be turned into an instrument that contributes to the unequal distribution of wealth, where those that already possess better conditions, are favored, at the outset and those without possessions are excluded.
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| Authors | ;Guiomar de Oliveira Passos;Marcelo Batista Gomes |
| Journal | antioxidants |
| Year | 2012 |
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