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Is the right to education a utopia?

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The discussion on human rights is currently on the agenda in all areas of our society, including schools. This discussion brings us back to the concept of the human being, the law and the ideal of society. I define the human being as a relational being who cannot exist without the other. This idea makes the existence of the other conditional on the existence of each individual. In this way, the human being is seen as a person in solidarity, a condition in which guaranteeing the rights of one person means guaranteeing the rights of others as well. These rights come to be understood within a collective ethic. This means that it is the others who will help us to say what is right. Thus, education focused on the ethical dimension - necessary for the integral realization of man - has been displaced in favour of the technicism that dominates modern society.

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Laureata in Pedagogia con indirizzo in Orientamento Scolastico presso il Centro Universitario La Salle - Canoas (2005), Specialista in Educazione della Prima Infanzia e dei Primi Anni /Unilasalle- 2008, Specialista in Psicopedagogia Clinica e Istituzionale/ Unilasalle - 2010, Specialista in Etica, Educazione e Diritti Umani / UFRGS, 2014. Studente di Master in Educazione.

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Authors Ana Paula Oliveira da Silva
Publisher Our Knowledge Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 07.02.2025
 
EAN 9786208636067
ISBN 9786208636067
No. of pages 56
Subject Humanities, art, music > Education

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