Literature and social inclusion: a look at educational reforms in contemporary times
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https://doi.org/10.11606/va.v0i28.97695Keywords:
literature, education, social inclusionAbstract
This article intends to study, initially, some educational reforms in the teaching of literature area, considering the post-1989 successful reforms in France and Germany. The main objective from that initial goal will be sought-evaluate the effects of such reforms in Brazil and from such verification, show a literature teaching proposal that is consistent with the demands of the contemporary times.Downloads
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