ISCHE 45 - Natal
(De)Coloniality and Diversity in the Histories of Education
18 - 21 August 2024 | Natal, Brazil
5 - 6 September 2024 | online
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Session Overview |
Date: Tuesday, 20/Aug/2024 | |||
8:00am - 9:00am |
Panel: History of Education Magazine Location: Auditório do Bloco de Aulas, Centro de Educação/UFRN |
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9:00am - 10:30am |
A1 SES 05.1: Addressing Coloniality in Socialist Educational Spaces: Socialism and (De)Coloniality in Transnational Perspective Location: Auditório, Centro de Educação/UFRN Chair: Marcelo Alberto Caruso, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Chair: Inés Dussel, DIE-Cinvestav Addressing Coloniality in Socialist Educational Spaces: Socialism and (De)Coloniality in Transnational Perspective (Mozambique/Tanzania & German Democratic Republic & Nicaragua) Presentations of the Panel Bagamoyo as a Place of (Anti-)Colonial Schooling and Memory Space for (De)Colonial Negotiation Processes in (Eastern) Germany and Mozambique Images of German Colonialism in East Germany (GDR) and its Educational Media Reproduction or Overcoming? – The (Anti-)Colonial Narrative in Children's Magazines of the GDR Reconciling Emancipation and Verticalism? Anti-Neocolonialism, Popular Education, and Socialist Cooperation in the Building of Nicaragua’s Revolutionary Educational System (1979-1990) |
A1 SES 05.2: Possibilities of Exploring the (De)colonial Processes in the History of Latin American Education from a Transnational Perspective (Part 1) Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 1st Floor Chair: Rafaela Silva Rabelo, Universidade Federal de Uberlândia Chair: Eugenia Roldán Vera, Cinvestav Possibilities of Exploring the (De)colonial Processes in the History of Latin American Education from a Transnational Perspective (Part 1) Presentations of the Panel Puerto Rico as (De)Colonial Crossroads of the Americas: Unsettling Imperial Binaries through Transnational Research on Bilingual Education "Our Children are not Little Europeans": Discussions on Character, Personality, and Latin American Idiosyncrasy within Educational Reformism (Chile, c.1920-c.1940) Building Permanent Goodwill with "the Other Americas": Latin American Education as a Space for the Good Neighbor Policy Networks |
A1 SES 05.3: (De)colonization processes: different subjects and education Location: Auditório 2, NEPSA 2, 1st Floor Chair: Joaquim António de Sousa Pintassilgo, Institute of Education, University of Lisbon Controversial Topics, Historical Education and History of Education: The Example of Portuguese “Discoveries” Educate Emotion Through Reason Making Autonomous Modern Subjects–What is Enlightenment & Moral Construction of McGuffey Readers Educating the Modern Woman Through the Everyday: YWCA’s Health Campaigns in Interwar Hong Kong |
A2 SES 05.1: Gender and Teaching: Historical Perspectives from Uruguay and Brazil Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 2nd Floor Chair: Pía Batista, Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación, Universidad de la República Teachers' Demands In The Process Of Feminization Of Teaching In Uruguay, 1877-1882 Between Sisters - Gender, Race, and Teaching Profession (Santa Catarina, First Half of the 20th Century) |
A3 SES 05.1: Transnational Circulation of Knowledge and Pedagogical Practices: Historical Perspectives Location: Auditório 1 do PPGED, NEPSA 2, 4th Floor Chair: Thomas Walsh, Maynooth University Transnational Knowledge Circulation and the Commission on Manual and Practical Instruction in Ireland, 1896-98 Images from the Third World: The Brazil Education Through Hungarian Lenses (1950–1989) Il Campicello: transnational pedagogical practice in the Italian Colonial Region of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil The Organization Of Sources To Research History Of Science Teaching In Brazil – 1960/1990 – |
A3 SES 05.2: Sociology Teaching in Uruguay: Historical Theft Without Liberating Impiety Location: Auditório 2 do PPGED, NEPSA 2, 4th Floor Chair: Daniela Sabatovich Fernández, Instituto Formación docente. Instituto Profesores "Artigas" Sociology Teaching in Uruguay: Historical Theft Without Liberating Impiety |
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A4 SES 05.1: Perspectives on Memory, Learning, and Educational Practices Location: Auditório, NEPSA 1 Chair: Vera Coimbra Cerqueira, Faculdade de Psicologia e Ciências da Educação da Universidade do Porto The Involvement of Local Elderly People in Museums of Porto: the Importance of Memories and Learning Entre O Guardar E O Doar: Arquivos Pessoais De Professores Da UFRGS E A Pesquisa Em História da Educação Differences In Child Development Associated With The Environment From The Perspective Of Emilio Mira Y López School Library and Teacher Training: Appropriation and Circulation of Pedagogical Knowledge |
A5 SES 05.1: Educational Images in Dialogue and Confrontation: Reiteration and Subversion of Education through Print Media: magazine, newspaper and novel (Brazil, 1905/1940) Location: Sala de Multimeio 2, NEPSA 1 Chair: Raquel Discini Campos, Universidade Federal de Uberlândia- MG/Brasil Chair: Rosa Fátima Souza Chaloba, UNESP Educational Images in Dialogue and Confrontation: Reiteration and Subversion of Education through Print Media: magazine, newspaper and novel (Brazil, 1905/1940) Presentations of the Panel Representations Of Women Preceptors: A Look Through The Literature Of Mário De Andrade, Short Story And Novel (São Paulo, 1923-1944). The School, The Teacher, And The Students Amidst Mockery And Ridicule: Jests And Jokes From 'O Tico-Tico' (1905) (Fapemig/Brazil) Masculinity And Protagonism: Representations Of Male Figures In The Illustrated Stories In The First Edition Of O Tico-Tico (1905) (Fapemig/Brazil) Representations of childhoods in the Children's Supplement of the newspaper Correio da Manhã (1937-1938. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) (Fapemig/Brazil) |
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10:30am - 11:00am |
Break 04: Coffee Break |
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11:00am - 12:30pm |
A1 SES 06.1: Discourses on Education and their Refractions in North-South relations (19th and 20th Centuries) Location: Auditório, Centro de Educação/UFRN Chair: Bernard Schneuwly, University of Geneva Chair: José Gonçalves Gondra, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro Discourses on Education and their Refractions in North-South relations (19th and 20th Centuries) Presentations of the Panel Mutual Education, Contagion, Idleness And Crime - Notes From The Newspaper “Aurora Fluminense” (1828-1835) Vectors Of Knowledge with a Universal Claim: the Example of the New Education Fellowship and its Three Main Journals (1921-1934) Ubiratan D’Ambrosio and the ICME 5, 1984: Decolonial Reflections on Mathematics Teaching Decentering The Sciences Of Childhood. Production, Circulation And Reappropriation Of Knowledge Between Geneva And The Countries Of The South (1919-1980) |
A1 SES 06.2: Possibilities of Exploring the (De)colonial Processes in the History of Latin American Education from a Transnational Perspective (Part 2) Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 1st Floor Chair: Andrés Baeza, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez Chair: Diana Vidal, USP Possibilities of Exploring the (De)colonial Processes in the History of Latin American Education from a Transnational Perspective (Part 2) Presentations of the Panel Alberto Langlade and Transnational Circulation Networks in the Field of Physical Education and Gymnastics, Uruguay (1945-1970) "The Missionaries Have Arrived Again": Appropriations and Reconfigurations of the "Missions" in Latin America (1920-1960) Shaping the Classroom in 19th Century Chile: Transnational Connections, Local Limitations |
A1 SES 06.3: Decolonizing the Past Location: Auditório 2, NEPSA 2, 1st Floor Chair: Alicia Civera Cerecedo, Cinvestav Americus' political letters Decolonization of Education in Chile: 1810-1860 Science, Education and Assistance to Children in War (1936-1939) Decolonizing the Past: Theban Paideia to Win the East |
A2 SES 06.1: Abnormal Bodies: Circulation of Ideas and Representations in the History of Education Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 2nd Floor Chair: ARTHUR CASSIO DE OLIVEIRA VIEIRA, UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO RIO GRANDE DO NORTE Circulation of Ideas About Education for the Blind in Brazil in the 19th Century: José Alvares de Azevedo and Institutions Extraordinary News: the Discourse on the Figure of the Abnormal Child Subject (Portugal, 18th Century) The First Adapted PE Assessments For Disabled Pupils In France: Overcoming Resistance To Integrate The Diversity Of Bodies (1980’s)? Childhood and diversity in the Tico-Tico Almanac |
A2 SES 06.2: Decolonizing Education: Perspectives on Intersectionality and Diversity across Borders Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 3rd Floor Chair: Christoph Bierschwale, Bielefeld University Deconstructing the Social Construction of Categories and their Intersectionality – Examples on (De)Coloniality and Diversity from Mexico, Italy and Germany The Intersectionality in German-Turkish Educational Relations: Halil Fikret Kanat: Turkish Student at Berlin Humboldt University in the Early 20th Century Josef Brozek and the History of Psychology: Scientific Communications between the USSR and the Western World. |
A3 SES 06.1: Histories of Education and Diversity: Insights from Latin America Location: Auditório 1 do PPGED, NEPSA 2, 4th Floor Chair: Patricia Ferrante, FLACSO ARGENTINA The meanings of educational and pedagogical practices at Casa Pia Colégio de Orphãos de São Joaquim 1824-1855 The Silencing of Diversity and the Diversity of Silences and Sounds. The Regulation of Classroom Soundscapes (Mexico and Argentina, 1900-1950) Inclusion and Diversity in the History of Academic Performance in Argentinian Schools: Printed Records, School Archives and Centralized Platforms |
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A5 SES 06.1: Archives and Cultural Practices in the History of Education: Testimonies of Diversities, Continuities, and Ruptures Location: Auditório 2 do PPGED, NEPSA 2, 4th Floor Chair: Dóris Bittencourt Almeida, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul Chair: Tatiane De Freitas Ermel, Universidad de Valladolid Archives and Cultural Practices in the History of Education: Testimonies of Diversities, Continuities, and Ruptures. Presentations of the Panel "Little Saints" And Their Communion Garments: Images Kept In Women’s Personal Archives Between the minutiae and intensities of a life for teaching: Alice Gasperin (1906 - 2002) Personal Archives And The Preservation Of The Historical-Educational Heritage: The Case Of A Primary Teacher (1990 - 2015) Autobiographical writings for the selection of the Casa do Estudante Universitário Aparício Cora de Almeida (Porto Alegre/RS, 1987-2009) |
B1 SES 06.1: Publics Histories of Education: Practices, Experiences, Initiatives, Ideas and Discussions (I) Location: Auditório, NEPSA 1 Chair: Angelo Van Gorp, RPTU - University of Kaiserslautern-Landau Exhibiting Teachers’ Life Stories: A Public History of Education Experience Public History and school archives in the Municipality of Pontal do Paraná (Brasil). Political Diversity, Public Schools, and Public History: Voices at a Museum Exhibition |
B2 SES 06.1: The impact of international debates at the margins: Interactions between global and local Location: Auditório do Bloco de Aulas, Centro de Educação/UFRN The OECD's Mediterranean Regional Project: a Global Education Architecture for Europe's Periphery in the 1960s. The Portuguese Educational Reform and the International Context of Debates on Secondary Education in the Early 1970s. Revisiting the Expansion of Secondary Education in Argentina: between National and International Trends (1945-1965) |
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B3 SES 06.1: Knowledge Circulation in Modern Education Location: Sala de Multimeio 2, NEPSA 1 Chair: Fanny Isensee, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Chair: Thomas Popkewitz, University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Education Tracing the mediation of Pestalozzi’s intuitive teaching in 19th-century Latin America: the circulation of Norman A. Calkins’ Primary Object Lessons. The Necessary Knowledge for Establishing Socialist Education. Negotiating Relevant Knowledge in the GDR-Nicaragua Educational Cooperation in the 1980s |
B4 SES 06.1: Global and Regional Mapping of the History of Education Location: Sala de Multimeio 3, NEPSA 1 Chair: Lajos Somogyvári, University of Pannonia, Hungary The Global Map of the History of Education The field of History of Education in Latin America: an overview from the History of Education societies Uruguay, Education And Reforms: Philosophy Of The Crisis Or Crisis Of Philosophy? |
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12:30pm - 2:00pm |
Break 05: Lunch Break |
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2:00pm - 3:30pm |
A1 SES 07.1: Colonization and Decolonization in the History of Early Childhood Education in Latin America Location: Auditório, Centro de Educação/UFRN Chair: Elida Lucila Campos Alba, Red de Historia de la Educación Preescolar Chair: Glenda María Miralles, Universidad Nacional del Comahue Colonization and Decolonization in the History of Early Childhood Education in Latin America. Presentations of the Panel “The Sertão Kindergarten”: Civilization And Coloniality. Disputes Over Hegemony Around Education In The Early Years In Argentina Childhood Education: Subjects, Curricula And Practices In Colombia: Tensions And Transformations” 1982-202 Education In The First Three Years Of Life. An Almost Unexplored Field Of Powerful Research |
A1 SES 07.2: History of Education in African Societies. Part 2 Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 1st Floor Chair: Pierre Guidi, université Paris Cité, IRD Chair: Ellen Vea Rosnes, VID Specialized University History of Education in African Societies. Appropriation, Negotiation, and Struggles. Part 2 Presentations of the Panel History through Narratives of Education in Africa Where is the Nation Heading? Empress Menen School for Girls and the ‘New Era’ in Ethiopia (1940s–1950s) Making the Colonial School: Catholic Teachers and Muslim Students in Italian Somalia (1930–1941) |
A2 SES 07.1: Perspectives on Identity, Resistance, and Education in Brazil Location: Auditório 2, NEPSA 2, 1st Floor Chair: Daniel Barbosa, UNESP-Marília A black intellectual: José Ezelino and seridoense photography A Slave, An Anarchist and the Education of Coloniality: Other Examples of Resistance and Rebellion Sankofa Epistemology: Towards an Anti-racist Education |
A2 SES 07.2: Cross-Cultural Influences in Education: Perspectives on Pedagogical Adaptations Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 2nd Floor Chair: Terciane Ângela Luchese, Universidade de Caxias do Sul The Influence of Foreign Educators on the Thought of Julio Cesar De Mello E Souza, or Malba Tahan: Pedagogical Appropriations. Il Primo Passo Dell'aritmetica è Contare: Textbooks in Italian Produced in Brazil by Professor Erielo (São Paulo, 1906-1907) Discourses of Religion and Ethnicity: Deconstructing the Notion of 'Immigrant Children' in English Education Policy Using Statement Archaeology |
A3 SES 07.1: Decolonizing Education: Perspectives and Practices from Global Contexts Location: Auditório 1, NEPSA 2, 3rd Floor Chair: Lisa Rosén Rasmussen, Aarhus Universitet (De)colonization Processes in the Praxis of EJA Educators and Researchers in Brazil: Dialogue Between Freire and Bloch Curriculum History and in Service Teacher Education: Analysing the Notion of Practice in Profissional Master Course in Brazil. (Hi)stories of Cocoa, Schools, and People: the Making of Postcolonial Curricula in Public/private/civic Networks 1950-2024 Gender Images in Early Childhood Education Textbooks (Brazil - 2018-2022): Unveiling Representations |
A4 SES 07.1: Diversity of Students at the Brazil Location: Auditório 1 do PPGED, NEPSA 2, 4th Floor Chair: José Edimar de Souza, Rio Grande do Sul Diversity of Students at the Lyceu de Goyaz from 1930 to 1937 School Group And Schooling Region In Rio Grande Do Sul In The First Half Of The 20th Century |
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A5 SES 07.1: Decoloniality and History of Education Location: Auditório 2 do PPGED, NEPSA 2, 4th Floor Chair: BRUNO Bontempi, Jr., Faculdade de Educação da Universidade de São Paulo Decoloniality and History of Education: An Insight from the Nihilistic Hermeneutics of Gianni Vattimo The Art of the Possible: Educational History as a Radical Practice Becoming African (again)? Academic Production by Individuals Bearing New Utopias in the History of Education: Contributions of the GEHCEL We, the Greeks: Ethnocentric Foundations of Teaching History of Education |
A5 SES 08.1: Collections, Sources and Materialities for Writing the History of Education: methods, printing, teaching and student activities Location: Auditório, NEPSA 1 Chair: Gizele Souza, Universidade Federal do Paraná Collections, Sources and Materialities for Writing the History of Education: methods, printing, teaching and student activities Presentations of the Panel Archive of the Atheneu Sergipense Education and Memory Center: sources for (Re)writing the stories of secondary school students Ataliba: Guide for Teachers and Memory of Education in Brasilia from a decolonial perspective Sources for History of Education: Freinet techniques in a primary teacher`s archive (2002 - 2004) Doings in the Art of Teaching in the Primary School: the Intuitive Method and the Materiality of the School |
B2 SES 07.1: Internationalization and Reform Location: Sala de Multimeio 2, NEPSA 1 Chair: Pablo Toro Blanco, Universidad Alberto Hurtado “Il convient de repousser l’intervention des gouvernements”: The Mid-Nineteenth Century Wave of International Education Well-Educated And Instructed: Origin And Socio-Professional Destination Of Female High School Students From Minho (1895-1947) Transnational Debates in Brazilian Secondary Education |
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B3 SES 07.1: Exploring Histories of Knowledge Location: Sala de Multimeio 3, NEPSA 1 Chair: Marcelo Alberto Caruso, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Chair: Eugenia Roldán Vera, Cinvestav Desires of Science: How Sight is Created and Lost in American Progressive Education ‘American’ Education to Decolonize the Chilean School: Transfer in the Framework of the First Pedagogical Mission to the United States Still Strong after 221 Years? Immanuel Kant Goes 'Round and 'Round, 'Round and 'Round |
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3:30pm - 4:00pm |
Break 06: Coffee Break |
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4:00pm - 5:30pm |
A0 General Assembly: General Assembly Location: Auditório, Centro de Educação/UFRN |
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7:30pm - 10:30pm |
A0 Dinner and Dance: Dinner and Dance |
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