From the ShantyTown: an analysis of the school through shantytown poetry

  • Carla Sofía Gagliardi Universidad de San Andrés, Argentina

Keywords:

school, poetry, shantytown, social inequality, discourse, identity

Abstract

This article explores the way in which the school appear in Argentina’s shantytown poetry. The main purpose is to incorporate to the Educational debate the voices of those who live under vulnerable conditions. Through this analysis it is possible to go in depth on the view of the portrayal of the school and its activity from a different perspective.
In this sense, there were three main viewpoints that wereidentified according to the type of activity that the school fulfills in each of the poems: the school as an obstacle, the school as a mechanism of social reproduction and the school as an opportunity. This analysis shows how the concept of school is shaped by context and how it appears, paradoxically, as one of the mechanisms that generates that context but which, at the same time, has the power transform it.

 

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Author Biography

Carla Sofía Gagliardi, Universidad de San Andrés, Argentina

Licenciada en Ciencias de la Educación por la Universidad de San Andrés, profesora universitaria en Ciencias de la Educación por la misma institución. Actualmente me desempeño como contenidista y asistente técnica en el portal de educación de la Organización de Estados Iberoamericanos, Panorama. También me desempeño como Especialista en Educación en Somos Red; profesora del curso de ingreso en la Universidad de San Andrés y como tutora en formación profesional.

Published

2021-06-28