Educación: el arte como arte de rompimiento o desconstrucción
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https://doi.org/10.29373/sas.v9i1.14213Palabras clave:
Educación, El arte en la educación, La escuela, La sociedad.Resumen
La educación formal es principalmente educación escolar, realizada en una institución ad hoc, en parte obligatoria (constitucional), con una legislación propia, generalmente rígida, con tonos flagrantes domesticadores y ofrecida por profesionales exclusivos. Esta mirada analítica puede inclinarse hacia una crítica ácida, pero, ante todo, hace una observación natural en el mundo de la vida: las instituciones son de naturaleza ambigua, como la vida misma y sus especies. La familia, una de las instituciones biológicas más fundamentales y fundamentales de la sociedad, también es ambigua: muchas son el lugar ideal para que alguien se cree a sí mismo; no todos, sin embargo, y quizás sin culpa, debido a las insuficientes condiciones de supervivencia. Algunas familias se desmoronan, se desmoronan, por lo que es preferible el despido a mantener un infierno viviente imposible. Así parece ser: la “normalidad” de la vida es ambigua, ya sea porque la politicidad siempre reaparece como un componente crucial, incluso en un segundo plano, o porque las validez sociales e históricas son relativas, aunque no relativistas, o porque los humanos somos criaturas maleables lo suficiente para cambiar de posición, condición, creencia, etc. De ahí se sigue que educar estrictamente es contraproducente, porque la rigidez de la vida está inventada. La vida biológica es plástica.
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