La cuestión del currículo en tiempos oscuros: Hannah Arendt, W. G. Sebald y los docentes como sujetos autobiográficos
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https://doi.org/10.20435/serie-estudos.v0i0.1500Palabras clave:
políticas curriculares, autobiografia, sujetoResumen
Este artículo explora las intersecciones entre los escritos de Arendt sobre vidas y la versión de Sebald de la escritura de la vida, buscando reflexionar sobre cómo estas intersecciones contribuyen al tema autobiográfico en los estudios curriculares conforme pertenecen al discernimiento de la relación entre pensamiento y juicio. Argumenta cómo los problemas recurrentes de la educación actual, como la reducción de maestros y estudiantes a números, instrumentos, cumplen un propósito determinado. Concluye afirmando que, em términos curriculares, este discernimiento y compromiso nos lleva de vuelta a la reconstrucción subjetiva.
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