CAVE PAINTING AND ETHNIC-RACIAL EDUCATION: A PEDAGOGICAL EXPERIENCE BASED ON BELL HOOKS IN THE COURSE OF PEDAGOGY OF UNEB-IX (BARREIRAS/BA)
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v46i3.68154Abstract
The text addresses a theoretical-educational experience carried out with students from the discipline of Afro-Brazilian and Indigenous History and Culture in a Pedagogy course at UNEB - Campus IX, in Barreiras (Bahia), in 2019. From the classroom debates upon bell hooks thought, we made a field work in the end of semester (September) to an archaeological site located in Serra do Mimo, about 1 km away from the UNEB campus, in order to problematize the presence/absence of Indigenous people in the historical and social imaginary of the region. The visit to this location was a moment of reflection on the Indigenous history in Barreiras, and of awareness about racism a structural social process of the construction of subjects’ views on the historical formation of the West region of Bahia.
KEYWORDS: Race and Ethnic Education. Cave Art. Decolonization. bell hooks.
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