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CUERPOS QUE IMPORTAN EN EL PATIO DE ATRÁS: PRECARIDAD Y HACER ESCUELA ESPECIAL EN CONTEXTOS DE POBREZA URBANA
This article proposes, through research results in the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires, to characterize inclusion-exclusion tensions in a special education school in urban poverty contexts. Through an ethnographic work, we describe the precarity that becomes double in these schools. The notion bodies in the backyard problematizes the tensions to escape exclusion. We propose that the logics of self-management become forms of exclusive inclusion, where teachers develop micro-strategies so that schooling becomes precarious, bodies matter.
期刊介绍:
Cadernos Cedes are thematic publications of the Centro de Estudos Educação e Sociedade (Center of Studies Education and Society - CEDES), directed to professionals and researchers from the educational field, aiming at approaching significant and current issues in this field. Cadernos have been published since 1980, ranging from 3 to 6 issues per year. The publication accepts contributions, but reserves the right to publish or not the material spontaneously sent to the center. Professionals who work in the educational field can propose themes to organize the Cadernos. Proposals will be evaluated by the Editorial board. Contributions must obey the instructions to authors and can be sent directly to CEDES at the address below.