About what is common. The school and the many. Five lines and one escape
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https://doi.org/10.19137/praxiseducativa-2018-220212Keywords:
school, community, encounter, self management, one/manyAbstract
In the present article –and as part of a dialogue on education, with regard to it and for it– we propose to think of the school in its spatio-temporal materiality as a place for meeting others in which the life in common is set. ‘Community’, in this sense, is understood not as a condition, not as an a priori, but as a possibility. ‘The school’ as its opportunity and as a line of flight. In a present marked by uncertainty and loneliness, we propose to think of the school as a space capable of going against the grain, as a spacetime in which dominant modes of relationship can be suspended to build new ones.
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