PEDAGOGICAL PRAXIS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL:
PHILOSOPHY'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE RECONFIGURATION OF CAPITAL IN THE LIGHT OF PIERRE BOURDIEU
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7443/problemata.v10i5.49670Keywords:
Philosophy, Cultural Capital, Pedagogical PraxisAbstract
Given the recent history on what Philosophy has been building regarding its curricular organization, it is striking to us how much cultural capital has been defining the school scenario. For Pierre Bourdieu, cultural capital is directly proportional to the attributes of somebody who is inserted in it, a property associated with habitus. In this respect, we aim from Bourdieu's three states of cultural capital: the incorporated, the objectified and the institutionalized, strengthening Philosophy as an area of knowledge in the sense of seeking epistemological foundations through documents research, to build a solid foundation, in its defense, in Basic Education. Thus, our notes present Philosophy as a potentially articulating body of knowledge for the reconfiguration of capital when associated with teaching via teacher's pedagogical praxis in Basic Education.
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