Roraimeira movement: intercultural anthropophagic contributions and the arts education in the state Roraima
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https://doi.org/10.5902/1984644420312Keywords:
Intercultural education, Arts education, Roraimeira movementAbstract
This article is the result of a scientific initiation research that aimed to investigate the possible contributions of cannibalistic process contained in Roraimeira Movement for arts education in the state of Roraima, from an intercultural perspective of education. This proposal arises from the need to think about an education to the state’s particularities, with a view to cultural diversity present in its constitution, as well as the poor professional qualifications of teachers (as) working in arts education, which, in large most have no training in the area. Research has bibliographical which analyzed the cultural productions of Roraimeira Movement – 1988 to 2000 – and discussed based on field of authors of education, arts education, intercultural and the Brazilian Cultural Antropofagia.
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