Sobre o conceito de “capital humano”

Authors

  • Vanilda Paiva

Keywords:

Capitalismo, Educação, Marx, Karl, Socialismo

Abstract

O artigo aborda a retomada do conceito de capital humano nas últimas décadas no contexto da hegemonia de organismos multilaterais mais diretamente vinculados ao pensamento e aos interesses norte-americanos na área educacional, e de demandas que resultam da reestruturação produtiva e sociocultural na Nova Era Capitalista. Ressalta a amplitude das noções metafóricas dele derivadas (Bourdieu e outros) e indica o trecho dos Grundrisse em que Marx refere-se ao homem como sendo o próprio capital fixo criado pelo desenvolvimento de suas capacidades no tempo livre.

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Vanilda Paiva

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Published

2001-07-31

How to Cite

Paiva, V. (2001). Sobre o conceito de “capital humano”. Cadernos De Pesquisa, (113), 185–191. Retrieved from https://publicacoes.fcc.org.br/cp/article/view/607

Issue

No. 113 (2001)

Section

Temas em Debate

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