2020
DOI: 10.33052/inter.v6i10.244893
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Gênero e sexualidade: (Ou) Posições sobre a educação sexual

Abstract: RESUMONos últimos anos, diferentes países como Brasil e Argentina têm incluído temas relacionados à sexualidade como conteúdo curricular, medida que abriu uma série de debates na agenda pública acerca do papel que deve cumprir a instituição escolar no tratamento de questões relacionadas com a sexualidade e o gênero. Esta problemática regional tem se manifestado de forma eloquente e a polêmica sobre este tema pôs em circulação expressões como “ideologia de gênero”, que marcam uma clara resistência a este tipo d… Show more

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“…We chose these debates because they both they both put the role of formal education centre stage. On the other hand, though 'gender ideology' was rarely mentioned during the parliamentary debates, once the debates were over the term spread widely on in the mass media and social networks (Dvoskin, Estivalet 2020). We therefore consider these debates to be a determining factor in creating the conditions for the social circulation of this term in Brazil and Argentina.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…We chose these debates because they both they both put the role of formal education centre stage. On the other hand, though 'gender ideology' was rarely mentioned during the parliamentary debates, once the debates were over the term spread widely on in the mass media and social networks (Dvoskin, Estivalet 2020). We therefore consider these debates to be a determining factor in creating the conditions for the social circulation of this term in Brazil and Argentina.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…According to Espinosa and Queiroz (2017), Edgar Mizrahi 5 , a supporter of 'uribismo' 6 , is the most prominent representative of the Creation Studies Institute (CSI) in Latin America, which translates into Spanish materials to combat so-called indoctrination in public schools. The founder and leader of ESP, Miguel Nagib 7 , claims to have been inspired by the group of American parents and students associated around No Indoctrination.org, which aims to end the indoctrination or ideologisation in schools (Dvoskin, Estivalet 2020). However, while defending neutrality as a solution to the 'abuse of freedom to teach', ESP does not try to remain neutral, as we will see below.…”
Section: Corpus Analysis Escola Sem Partido (Esp)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Faur, 2020 ) points out that this movement's opposition to the enforcement of ESI took two forms. On the one hand, in the cultural field, it urged the mobilization of citizens and disseminated messages through social media, whose main target of attack was the “gender ideology,” 16 a concept that is framed within a biology-oriented paradigm (Dvoskin and Estivalet, 2020 ). On the other hand, at the institutional level, it developed strategies to prevent the teaching of ESI in schools, especially evidenced in the campaign “No autorizo” (I do not authorize), which consisted in sending parents a model letter that argues for the fact that ESI law is illegal, and deploys arguments that refer to the Argentine national constitution.…”
Section: A Brief Overview Of Esimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The slogan formulated by the Campaign for the promotion of the debate was “Sex education to decide, contraceptives not to abort, legal abortion not to die,” which puts the importance of sex education in schools in the spotlight. Paradoxically, this argument was also taken up by groups and sectors of society that opposed the passing of the bill (Dvoskin and Estivalet, 2020 ), which makes it clear that, beyond the fact that the Comprehensive Sex Education ( ESI by its Spanish initials 5 ) law was passed in 2006, in Argentina there still exists a dispute over what functions such law should fulfill, what modalities it should adopt, and what effects its implementation is expected to generate.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%