CRITICAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN A DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLIC PERSPECTIVE
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.95771Keywords:
Critical Theory. Education. Democracy. Republic. Physical Education.Abstract
The present study consists of a theoretical essay that analyzes the limits and potentialities of critical educational discourses that aspire to social change. It looks for, mainly, to think about a project of Physical Education (PE) committed to democratic and republican issues. To do so, it points out, from the political philosophy of Hannah Arendt the need to distinguish education and politics, recognizing the value of knowledge and the specificity of PE. This condition does not prevent and limit the value of the theoretical and critical contributions that allow us to interpret the relations between education and society in each historical moment, suggesting a complementary aspect between the hermeneutic, critical-dialectical and poststructuralist traditions to think about the phenomena of PE and its relationship to the theme of the republic, education and democracy.
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