Device of laic moralization and dominant social symptom (A Study of Moral Education by Émile Durkheim)
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https://doi.org/10.1590/ts.v2i2.84812Keywords:
Laic pedagogy, Confessional pedagogy, Durkheim, Morality, Pedagogical device, Social sympton, DominationAbstract
Defenders of both laic and of confessional education have marked there differences with regard to child moralization by means of the effects they attribute to educational contents. Device of laic moralization - a symptom of which is to be found in the Durkheimian discourse - allows for the hypothesis that the two pedagogical devices may send in a relation of complementarity rather than in one of opposition.Downloads
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1990-07-07
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Fernandes, H. R. (1990). Device of laic moralization and dominant social symptom (A Study of Moral Education by Émile Durkheim). Tempo Social, 2(2), 165-186. https://doi.org/10.1590/ts.v2i2.84812