MOVIMENTO PARA UMA ESCOLA CONTRA HEGEMÔNICA
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v45i2.61138Abstract
Anomie, Collective Consciousness, and Solidarity: Classical concepts within sociology are treated in this article as starting points for discussing school and human rights education as fundamental to building a more diverse and inclusive world. This analysis includes criticism of the school system and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as tools of domination and perpetuation of power, establishing themselves as paradigms in view of the emancipatory characteristics that they have in the popular imagination. On the other hand, considering the school as an environment of production and not only of knowledge reproduction, it is proposed that such paradigms have the power to act as catalysts and propellers of social counter hegemonic transformations.
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