Reliquary of memories - Popular Education in the 1960s
Carlos Rodrigues Brandão and Osmar Fávero
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https://doi.org/10.14393/RCT195370960Keywords:
Carlos Rodrigues Brandão, Osmar Fávero, social movements, Popular EducationAbstract
The text deals with popular education in Brazil in the 1960s, crossed by historical records of the Basic Education Movement (MEB). It is characterized by examining the memories of Carlos Rodrigues Brandão and Osmar Fávero, linked on the one hand, to the political scenarios that preceded the 1964 Coup followed by the establishment of the military dictatorship, and on the other, to the pedagogical and methodological processes that founded popular education. The contributions of the qualitative approach guided the carrying out of the two interviews - via Google Meet, in the years 2021 and 2022, especially the elaboration of the script regarding the constitution of the MEB and the Popular Culture Movements - MCP, in the presence of Paulo Freire and popular women educators. The inconclusions reveal the relevance of social literacy movements for emerging adults of that period and their influence on the consolidation of resistance movements that identify in popular education, the interaction between different ways of learning reality to transform it and contribute to the development of the criticality of subjects - individual and collective and for the construction of social justice.
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