Researching imaginaries of the future as a tool for engendering grounded utopias for individual and social transformation and empowerment in educational environments
Natàlia Cantó-Milà, Mudhaffar Ali, Amjad Bosata, Leshker Berho, Sarmad Malla Ali, Maria Mateo i Ferrer, Swen Seebach
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This article is the result of a shared collaborative research project between the Oberstufen-Kolleg Bielefeld, the faculty of pedagogy of the University of Bielefeld and a research group based at the Open University of Catalonia (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya). It presents and discusses a human, sociological and pedagogical project in participatory action research, in which we sought to follow Appadurai’s call for research as a human right and put it into practice.
The article shares and analyzes a pedagogical practice in which the work with imaginaries was rendered an essential part of the educative process, becoming especially important for students who felt they were somehow excluded from full participation in social life. Furthermore, the article provides ideas about the relevance of putting imaginaries into participatory research, to relate society’s members in shared research processes as well as the remarkable reciprocal effects that might result from these practices.
本文是Oberstufen-Kolleg Bielefeld、Bielefeld大学教育学学院和加泰罗尼亚开放大学(Universitat Oberta de Catalunya)的一个研究小组共同合作研究项目的结果。它提出并讨论了参与性行动研究中的一个人类、社会学和教学项目,在这个项目中,我们试图遵循阿帕杜莱关于将研究作为一项人权的呼吁,并将其付诸实践。这篇文章分享并分析了一种教学实践,在这种实践中,想象的工作被呈现为教育过程的重要组成部分,对于那些感到自己被排除在充分参与社会生活之外的学生来说变得尤为重要。此外,这篇文章还提供了一些关于将想象放入参与性研究的相关性的想法,将社会成员与共享的研究过程联系起来,以及这些实践可能产生的显著的互惠效应。