Autor/es
Descripción
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Colaborador
López, María Pia
Gradin, Agustina
Spatial Coverage
Temporal Coverage
2018
Idioma
spa
Extent
80 p.
Derechos
info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 4.0 Internacional (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)
Formato
application/pdf
Identificador
Cobertura
7593303
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires (autonomous city)
2018
Abstract
In this research exercise we decided to carry out the analysis of a Popular Education experience lived in the Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires by the person who writes here. We placed special emphasis on the pedagogical praxis of the female students and educators of the Bachillerato Popular Germán Abdala in the La Boca neighborhood during the year 2018. We took as a source formative documents, open interviews with a dialogic approach directed by educators, the photographic record of territorial activities from the school, the selection of some classroom work and a literary resource created in the neighborhood and seen in class. With the definition of key concepts (such as pedagogical praxis, territory and systematization) and the review of the research background, this work was integrated into the studies that reveal the renewing and humanist character of the experiences of Popular Education in Argentina. The methodological design was based on critical theories and the conceptual scheme took elements from political philosophy and non normative studies on Bachilleratos Populares. Concepts by authors such as Flora Tristán, José Carlos Mariátegui, Jacques Rancière, Miguel Mazzeo, María Pia López, Juan Wahren, Victoria Aguiló, María Ampudia and Roberto Elisalde were worked on. This allowed us to reconstruct the historical and political trajectory of the Bachillerato Popular Germán Abdala, its link with the territory and the pedagogical dynamics that were woven in the classrooms. We observed the participation of the school in the March for the disappeared from La Boca and Barracas and the reconfigurations that occurred in the territory and in the classrooms. Memory and justice emerged as relevant and central themes to the analysis in the face of the annual activities that commemorate the 1976 civic-military dictatorship and the situations of institutional violence suffered by youth in the neighborhood.
The work is divided into six moments. The introduction defines the central concepts, the review of the research background, the problem and the objectives of the research. Chapter I presents the methodological decisions and the theoretical approach, as well as the design of the research instruments. The historical and political context of the case was worked on in chapter II. In chapter III we analyze the territorial relationship of the school with the neighborhood, around the activities for memory and justice to situations of institutional violence. Then, in chapter IV, a classroom experience is systematized in order to show the effects of territorialization processes on the pedagogical praxis of the Bachillerato Popular Germán Abdala. The conclusions and final reflections synthesize the investigative work, reflect on the limits of the experience and open other research paths.
Thanks to these six moments, we were able to present the unique relationship between Popular Education, women, territory, memory and justice and thus contribute to studies on social movements in Argentina and Latinoamerica. A central and transversal aspect of the research is to consider that from the Popular Education militancy we can produce objective, responsible and committed political theories with the projects of political and popular power that constitute women in the territories.
The work is divided into six moments. The introduction defines the central concepts, the review of the research background, the problem and the objectives of the research. Chapter I presents the methodological decisions and the theoretical approach, as well as the design of the research instruments. The historical and political context of the case was worked on in chapter II. In chapter III we analyze the territorial relationship of the school with the neighborhood, around the activities for memory and justice to situations of institutional violence. Then, in chapter IV, a classroom experience is systematized in order to show the effects of territorialization processes on the pedagogical praxis of the Bachillerato Popular Germán Abdala. The conclusions and final reflections synthesize the investigative work, reflect on the limits of the experience and open other research paths.
Thanks to these six moments, we were able to present the unique relationship between Popular Education, women, territory, memory and justice and thus contribute to studies on social movements in Argentina and Latinoamerica. A central and transversal aspect of the research is to consider that from the Popular Education militancy we can produce objective, responsible and committed political theories with the projects of political and popular power that constitute women in the territories.
Título obtenido
Magíster de la Universidad de Buenos Aires en Teoría Política y Social
Institución otorgante
Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales