THE “MEMORY” AND “MEMORY OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION” CATEGORIES IN THE CONCEPTIONS OF JACQUES LE GOFF, MAURICE HALBWACHS AND MARIA CIAVATTA
THE “MEMORY” AND “MEMORY OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION” CATEGORIES IN THE CONCEPTIONS OF JACQUES LE GOFF, MAURICE HALBWACHS AND MARIA CIAVATTA
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https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.2359-7003.2020v29n1.51643Keywords:
Memory, Professional Education Memory, Story, Historical CategoriesAbstract
This article deals with reflection on Memory based on the theorization of Jacques Le Goff and Maurice Halbwachs and on Memory of Professional Education (EP) under Maria Ciavatta's theoretical perspectives, as fundamental analysis categories in the study ofHistory and History of Education themes . For the accomplishment of this writing, a bibliographic research about the theme was made, as well as reflective readings aboutthe conceptions proposed by the mentioned authors. With this study, it can be concluded that both Memory and Memory of EP are essential historical categories for research in History of Education, specifically, in History of EP, as they constitute elementsthat mobilize the production of verbal narratives (statements, scriptures and printed) and non-verbal (iconographies).
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