TO DISCIPLINE AND EMBARASS: THE CHILD-BODY AND HIS/HER (NON)SPACE IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v45i3.64193Abstract
The article aims to reflect on the child's body and corporeality and how they are lived and constituted in educational institutions. The text is of a bibliographic nature and the critical reflections undertaken help us to recognize that the established practices, spaces and relationships act to discipline and constrain children's bodies in order to produce the student body. Based on the theoretical basis, it was possible to recognize how historically education aimed at child subjects transforms the child-body into a student-body, a process established since early childhood education based on practices and rituals instituted and anchored in a set of surveillance strategies, sanctions and punishments. From the considerations about the children's subjects' ways of being in educational institutions, we recognize that the body and the corporeality, from an early age, become the object of attacks that end up canceling the children's characteristics and acting in the constitution of students adjusted to the school system.
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