Dialogue with images in the teaching context
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https://doi.org/10.18316/recc.v25i2.6587Keywords:
Poetic Images in Teaching, Imaginary Education, Phenomenology of Poetic Imagination, Gaston Bachelard.Abstract
The imaginative faculty inherent to the anthropos has been seconded in the formative paths and pedagogical theories marked by the hegemonic modern educational paradigm. Taking this into consideration, the present study exposes the characteristics of an imaginary education, through which the image becomes a didactic-pedagogical resource capable of fostering educational experiences that develop the imaginative capacity of the human being. In the reflections presented here, some presuppositions of Gaston Bachelard’s phenomenology of poetic imagination will be adopted, as well as categories and concepts of Bachelardian thinkers who study educational imaginary. Although Bachelard is not an author pertaining to the educational sciences, his poetic phenomenology offers clues for the constitution of a pedagogy capable of enhancing the imaginative attribute of the human being.
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