Torcidas de nariz a Bourdieu e Passeron

Authors

  • José Carlos Durand

Keywords:

Sistema de educação, Sociologia da educação, Marxismo, Função social, Escolas

Abstract

A minúcia com que Vicent Petit examina a articulação interna de A Reprodução revela um empenho obstinado em indicar as insuficiências dessa, que pretendeu sistematizar proposições em torno da imposição cultural na relação pedagógica formal. Escrita por apoio, entre outros, uma série de análises empíricas prévias acerca dos processos de seleção social e de inclusão cultural na escola francesa, A reprodução recebeu uma bateria cerrada de objeções, mais intensamente partidas de autores de filiação marxista.

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Author Biography

José Carlos Durand

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Published

1982-11-30

How to Cite

Durand, J. C. (1982). Torcidas de nariz a Bourdieu e Passeron. Cadernos De Pesquisa, (43), 52–54. Retrieved from https://publicacoes.fcc.org.br/cp/article/view/1558

Issue

No. 43 (1982)

Section

Temas em Debate

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