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2018
DOI: 10.1590/0104-4060.56133
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Teatralidade, Performance e Educação

Abstract: Este Dossiê "Teatralidade, Performance e Educação" emerge da necessidade de divulgar os campos da Teatralidade e da Performance, que estão, atualmente, em expansão na pesquisa em Educação no Brasil (ICLE, 2010;PEREIRA, 2013;GONÇALVES, 2014 GONÇALVES, /2017ICLE;BONATTO;PEREIRA, 2017). Esses termos, polissêmicos e contraditórios, têm sido usados por muitos pesquisadores para catalisar problemáticas que vão muito além do campo das artes. Eles operam nas pesquisas aqui apresentadas muitas possibilidades para (re)… Show more

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“…This work is based on the understanding that research on performance in education needs to expand and broaden their scope of studies to approach current and emerging issues, such as school, teacher's training, curriculum, and the like PEREIRA, 2018). Bakhtin (1986) 2 claims that the object of research in Humanities can only be the manwho is not a phenomenon, but a social being, who speaks, communicates and expresses himself during his constitution as a subject, which occurs through the crevices of otherness.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This work is based on the understanding that research on performance in education needs to expand and broaden their scope of studies to approach current and emerging issues, such as school, teacher's training, curriculum, and the like PEREIRA, 2018). Bakhtin (1986) 2 claims that the object of research in Humanities can only be the manwho is not a phenomenon, but a social being, who speaks, communicates and expresses himself during his constitution as a subject, which occurs through the crevices of otherness.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%