Childhood and education: unconscious aspects of educational relationships
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https://doi.org/10.1590/S0103-863X2012000200010Keywords:
preschool students, preschool teachers, education, psychoanalysisAbstract
Based on the theoretical framework of psychoanalysis, this study presents a discussion concerning the presence of the unconscious in educational and pedagogical relationships and practices established between a teacher and a child in early childhood education. We propose to discuss the importance of another human being, specifically the teacher, to the child's formative process. The complexity of the educational experience brings into question the recognition that teacher and child are both desiring subjects and also the recognition that the teacher, being a significant human being to the child, is co-responsible for his/her humanization process.Downloads
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