Seeking Gramsci in the work of Brian Simon
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https://doi.org/10.5944/hme.18.2023.34375Palavras-chave:
Brian Simon;, Antonio Gramsci;, Comprehensive school, soviet psychology, MarxismResumo
Este artigo examina os resultados da pesquisa sobre a obra e a carreira de Brian Simon (1915-2002), um dos principais historiadores da educação inglesa. Ao focar em sua forte defesa do "sistema integral" no ensino médio, que começou no final da década de 1940, o objetivo aqui é determinar em que medida há princípios gramscianos em sua concepção de educação. Além da coleção em quatro volumes de Estudos em História da Educação, a autobiografia, Uma vida na educação e outros livros do autor, a pesquisa foi baseada em documentos e escritos inéditos encontrados no Arquivo Brian Simon do Instituto de Educação/UCL. Os resultados confirmaram que a influência de Gramsci pode ser encontrada em artigos e resenhas, bem como nos cursos em que o Professor Simon esteve envolvido a partir da década de 1970.
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