Banca de DEFESA: ÁLVARO SANTO DONEGÁ JÚNIOR

Uma banca de DEFESA de MESTRADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.
STUDENT : ÁLVARO SANTO DONEGÁ JÚNIOR
DATE: 22/12/2023
TIME: 13:30
LOCAL: Hibrida - Labgeo/CTUR Presencial (orientadora e orientando) e Remota (membros da banca)
TITLE:

"THE TURN AT THE CENTER": decolonial thought as a thematic possibility for teaching history and geography

KEY WORDS:

Decolonial turn, History teaching, Geography teaching, Interdisciplinarity, Eurocentrism

PAGES: 106
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: História
SUMMARY:

This work’s main objective is to analyze how the decolonial thinking of the modernity/coloniality group can be a thematic possibility for the teaching of history and geography. To this end, the aim is, firstly, to understand the origins, criticisms and fundamental characteristics of the decolonial thinking of the modernity/coloniality group, in order to analyze how it can present potential for teaching history and geography, especially through criticism of the eurocentrism of periodizations and regionalizations used in teaching these subjects. The expression “the turn at the center” thus reveals the proposal that the decolonial turn can be analyzed both by teaching history and by teaching geography, so that decolonial thinking can be placed at the “center” of the teaching of these disciplines , at the same time that it can cause a “turn”, a turn around, a change in them, precisely because it calls into question some eurocentric foundations that define them. The aim is, therefore, to critically tension the way in which history and geography can dialogue, with decoloniality as the guiding thread of such tension, in defense of the promotion of interdisciplinarity and the fight against eurocentrism. Finally, as a form of product, we will propose a possibility of a didatic sequence, around the “decolonial turn” and based on “thematic history”.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Interna - 2083489 - FABIANA DE MOURA MAIA RODRIGUES
Interna - 1253262 - GENY FERREIRA GUIMARAES
Externo à Instituição - ANTONIO CARLOS VITTE - UNICAMP