TEACHERS, EDUCATION, CHILDHOOD, AND SUBVERSION:
FORMAL EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.59306/poiesis.v16e302022432-442Keywords:
Bodies, School, FeminismAbstract
Formal educational environments are tense due to with different conceptions of bodies, gender identities, and childhood. Teachers neglect their bodies and pleasures in favor of a compulsory behavior, adapted to an elite educational context. This context imposes stereotypes of the occupation. This causes an impact on the formation of children during their pedagogical practices. Children are productive and reproductive subjects of cultures, affected and able to affect other subjects in their surroundings. Consequently, they are subversive. It is not enough to admit institutional oppression upon them. It is necessary to question how much children can absorb, subvert and reproduce such oppressions.
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2022-12-19
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