The unbearable lightness of being implicated in conflict-affected societies: can teachers do anything about it?

IF 1.6 3区 教育学 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
Michalinos Zembylas, Zvi Bekerman
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Abstract

Purpose

In this reflective essay, the authors explore how thinking with the notions of implication and complicity may encourage or hinder efforts to engage teachers in problematizing victim-perpetrator binaries in conflict-affected societies.

Design/methodology/approach

This reflective essay draws on lessons learned from the authors’ long-time work with teachers in Cyprus and Israel. The authors suggest that the concept of implication provides a productive framework for thinking about teachers’ professional responsibilities in more complex and nuanced ways.

Findings

The reflections of the two authors highlight the challenges and possibilities of overcoming essentialist categories of “victims” and “perpetrators” in conflict-affected societies.

Originality/value

This essay shows the (im)possibilities of transforming the prevailing binaries in communities experiencing political conflict.

卷入冲突社会的难以承受之轻:教师能做些什么吗?
目的 在这篇反思性文章中,作者探讨了在受冲突影响的社会中,用 "牵连 "和 "共谋" 的概念来思考如何鼓励或阻碍教师参与解决 "受害者--犯罪者 "二元对立的问题。作者认为,"影响 "的概念为以更复杂、更细致的方式思考教师的职业责任提供了一个富有成效的框架。研究结果两位作者的反思凸显了在受冲突影响的社会中克服 "受害者 "和 "犯罪者 "的本质主义类别所面临的挑战和可能性。原创性/价值这篇文章展示了在经历政治冲突的社区中转变普遍存在的二元论的(不)可能性。
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Journal of Professional Capital and Community
Journal of Professional Capital and Community EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH-
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