Minor literature on Deleuze and Guattari: for a minor education
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Deleuze, Gallo, EducationAbstract
This is an investigation into the deleuze-guattarian concept of minor literature and its implications in the Brazilian educational sphere developed in the Brazilian philosopher Silvio Gallo work. For Gallo, move older literature characteristics for the educational field means a reworking of his own teaching activity to launch the issue of the daily practice of the teacher and the school institution itself an imminently political activity. According to Gallo, this is the foundation of practice lower education in direct opposition to what might be a higher education, whose constitution field occur in state formalities, public policy education and legal systems and curricular devices. It is hoped this article to trace the possibilities and shifts that this concept promotes the educational practice.Downloads
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