O “jovem” Vygótski: inéditos sobre arte e o papel da criação artística no desenvolvimento infantil

This article establishes dialogues between the Madalenas Laboratory - Theater of the Opressed (LM-T@) and Lev S. Vygotsky and Augusto Boal’s writings on art. Creative processes are fundamental to the Theater of the Oppressed practices insofar as they encourage scene experience and imagining possibilities of change in oppressive situations, increasing the participants’ repertoire of action and calling upon them to create transformative social relationships. Information was collected by participation in LM-T@ activities, which were registered in a field diary and analyzed in dialogue with participants’ publications and the writings of Vygotsky and Boal.

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The Madalenas Laboratory – Theater of the Oppressed and the contributions of Lev Vygotsky and Augusto Boal: intertwining art and life

Ribeiro,

Zanella

2023

Sínteses da apropriação do conceito de Educação Estética de Vigotski no Ensino de Arte brasileiro (2006-2020)

Almeida,

Barros,

Campos

et al. 2024

Resumo A teoria histórico-cultural, criada pelos pesquisadores russos Vigotski, Leontiev e Luria entre 1920 e 1930, alcança os pesquisadores de Psicologia e Educação no Brasil a partir de 1980, apresentando uma nova dimensão para a formação e atuação desses profissionais. Com base nesse pressuposto, realizou-se revisão sistemática da literatura científica brasileira entre 2006-2020 em busca de artigos publicados em áreas de interseção entre a Psicologia da Educação e a Arte Educação, visando a identificar a circulação, recepção e apropriação do conceito de educação estética de Vigotski. Os resultados encontrados coadunam com estudos de teóricos que consideram os conceitos de “vivência” e “meio” como essenciais para a compreensão da teoria histórico-cultural.

Syntheses of the appropriation of Vygotsky’s concept of Aesthetic Education in Brazilian art teaching (2006-2020)

Almeida,

Barros,

Campos

et al. 2024

The cultural-historical theory on human cognition, elaborated by the Russian researchers Vygotsky, Leontiev, and Luria between 1920 and 1930, reached psychology and education in Brazil from 1980 onwards, presenting a new dimension for the formation and performance of these professionals. Based on these assumptions, a systematic review of the Brazilian scientific literature between 2006 and 2020 was conducted, in search of articles published in areas of intersection between the psychology of education and art education, aiming to identify the circulation, reception, and appropriation of Vygotsky’s concept of aesthetic education. The results found are in line with studies that consider the concepts of “experience” and “environment” as essential for the understanding of cultural-historical theory.