Presentation - Teaching: between processes of objectification and subjectivation of subjects and knowledge

Abstract

ABSTRACT The issue of teaching constitutes a classic theme in studies in the educational field. It involves political, ethical, epistemological and ontological dimensions that move in directions and meanings that depend on an armed perspective to see. We argue in this text that the meaning of teaching in which we are interested in investing is produced in the midst of processes of objectification and subjectivation of subjects and knowledge. From a post-foundational epistemic posture (MARCHART, 2009; LACLAU, 2005, 2011) that radicalizes the critique of transcendental subjectivisms and deterministic objectivisms in the interpretation of the Social, we chose to build our arguments from axes that, in our view, consist of aporias that allow, simultaneously, to understand, problematize and participate in the process of meaning of teaching. Universal/particular, subjectivity/objectivity, theory/practice, teaching/learning, science/pedagogy and school/university were the axes selected to participate in this process.