Abstract:Brazilian bourgeois-military dictatorship (1964-1985) reconfigured educational policy and left a legacy that persists and implies constant studies. This research analyses especially the High School guidelines in dictatorial period, so-called Second-degree teaching, identifying its functions. Based on qualitative and bibliographic analysis as well as with historical materialism as theoretical contribution, it articulates structural and ideological elements required by the capital, such as the educative reforms … Show more
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