2014
DOI: 10.1590/0104-4060.36467
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Transformando corporalidades: desbordes a la normalidad pedagógica

Abstract: RESUMENEn este escrito reflexionaremos acerca de interpelaciones que corporalidades dislocadas de la ostensiva heteronormatividad realizan a las instituciones educativas, abriendo posibilidades para estirar y desbordar los límites epistemológicos y habilitar acciones pedagógicas y políticas en su interior. Las especulaciones que propondremos están situadas en perspectivas político epistemológicas feministas, queer y decoloniales, engarzadas con y entre nuestras prácticas en el activismo feminista y en nuestro … Show more

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“…In Table 6 you can see the frequency of articles by type of effect. It can be observed that in the researched literature, the results are statis tically significant in 60.87% of production, totaling 14 articles (SEFFNER, 2011;WENETZ, 2012;RABELO, 2013;ALTMAN;AYOUB;AMARAL, 2011;DORNELLES;POCAHY, 2014;PINTO, 2011;TORRES;PRADO, 2014;ROCHA, 2012;XAVIER FILHA, 2012;SOARES, 2014;ALONSO;ZURBRIGGEN, 2014;EHRENBERG, 2014;DORNELLES, 2012;MOIZÉS;BUENO, 2010). In this perspective, the status of more than 60% of the produced literature on the subject suggests that the approach of the themes of body, gender and sexuality in teacher education contributes to the destabilization of norms, classifications and hierarchies surrounding the subject.…”
Section: The Development Of the Meta-analysismentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…In Table 6 you can see the frequency of articles by type of effect. It can be observed that in the researched literature, the results are statis tically significant in 60.87% of production, totaling 14 articles (SEFFNER, 2011;WENETZ, 2012;RABELO, 2013;ALTMAN;AYOUB;AMARAL, 2011;DORNELLES;POCAHY, 2014;PINTO, 2011;TORRES;PRADO, 2014;ROCHA, 2012;XAVIER FILHA, 2012;SOARES, 2014;ALONSO;ZURBRIGGEN, 2014;EHRENBERG, 2014;DORNELLES, 2012;MOIZÉS;BUENO, 2010). In this perspective, the status of more than 60% of the produced literature on the subject suggests that the approach of the themes of body, gender and sexuality in teacher education contributes to the destabilization of norms, classifications and hierarchies surrounding the subject.…”
Section: The Development Of the Meta-analysismentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The recognition by the teachers of their conceptual limitations and availability for training, which demonstrates the sensitivity to question the discussion of sexuality at school, agreeing that the topic has social relevance to be implemented. Xavier Filha (2012), Silva and Soares (2014), Alonso and Zurbriggen (2014).…”
Section: Chart 1 -Conditions In Which the Insertion Of Thematic Issuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…We can see that, in developing a naturalization of violence or making it normal in school, Lohana's school administration also developed the dichotomy between "normality" and "abnormality", proving the reflections of other studies that show that some schools ratify a pattern of violence. "Normality" reigns, transsexuals and transvestites end up being classified as "abnormal" and, as a result, suffer through various kinds of violence, even exclusion of the school environment, as mentioned in Alonso and Zurbriggen (2014). In addition, Lohana went through a process of governing her body developed by the school, since the creation of "normality" is the development of norms imposed on bodies.…”
Section: Training Process Of a Transsexual Person And The Facing Of Tmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the authors, "the status of more than 60% of the produced literature on the subject suggests that the approach of the themes of body, gender, and sexuality in teacher education contributes to the destabilization of norms, classifications and hierarchies surrounding the subject. This result is very significant, because it is an analysis of the specific area of knowledge production, highlighting the studies as relevant (SEFFNER, 2011;WENETZ, 2012;RABELO, 2013;ALTMAN;AYOUB;AMARAL, 2011;POCAHY, 2014;PINTO, 2011;PRADO, 2014;QUIRINO;ROCHA, 2012;XAVIER FILHA, 2012;SOARES, 2014;ALONSO;ZURBRIGGEN, 2014;EHRENBERG, 2014;DORNELLES, 2012;MOIZÉS;BUENO, 2010;SANTOS, 2020;CRUZ, 2014;MENEZES, 2017;DIAS, 2017;DIAS, 2014;EUGÊNIO, 2010;GOMES-DA-SILVA, 2014, LARA, 2016CALEJON, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%