Symbolic value of reading at National Plan of Book and Reading: an analysis
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Reading. Symbolic value. Public policies. PNLL.Abstract
This paper presents and discusses the proposals of the National Plan of Book and Reading - PNLL to value reading as a cultural asset in its action axis number three, entitled "Institutional Enhancement of reading and increase of its symbolic value," in the light of Pierre Bourdieu’s concept of "symbolic violence". It concludes that the concepts of reading and, of course, of its symbolic value in the context of PNLL must be constantly discussed and reevaluated, since this understanding will guide many of the actions of the Plan.Downloads
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