A HISTORICAL-CULTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE ACADEMIC PRODUCTIVE PROFILE IN A GRADUATE PROGRAM IN EDUCATION .
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v45i3.61479Abstract
This work aims to analyze the academic productive profile of students of a graduate program stricto sensu in education in order to identify possible indicative aspects of mental illness in this context. The study consists of a survey research with interpretation of quantitative data based on the constructs of the historical-cultural matrix. It was possible to identify that the academic production profile of the research participants does not correspond to what is idealized by CAPES. Most of them do not have exclusive dedication to study for master's or doctoral degrees, do not have enough time to meet the requirements, and have difficulties to produce. The signs of illness are related to the conformation and naturalization of pressure and wear, which shows alienation.
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