Legitimacy questions in the first republic: the regular secondary teaching and the Ginásio Paranaense equivalence to the federal congenerous
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Secondary School, Equivalence and Legitimacy Process, Practices in Dispute.Abstract
This paper treats about the secondary school of Paraná and the local efforts to obtain teaching equivalence with the national secondary school. The established period studied, between the years of 1889 and 1930, reflets a moment of intense debate about this subject present in the republican ideals and also in the secondary teaching legitimacy and hierarchy. When we study the tensions that permeated the teaching equivalence process, we verify that any contested way of thinking was insinuated as a menace in the mouvement directly to the new. It was possible to observe, starting from a local analisis, how the republican government members built, for a humanistic course, a hierarchy of legitimacies and of privileges with the intention to crown what was considerated vanguard in the secondary schools spread in Europe and in the United States.Downloads
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