2016
DOI: 10.3917/dec.horel.2016.01
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“…If survey-based statistical data has long shown the constant and durable segmentation of library publics, with the constant absence of the same social groups (farmers, artisans, storekeepers, company managers) and the weak presence of certain others (laborers and low-level employees, namely, i.e., the working class), it also underlines the permanence of this phenomenon despite the concrete scholastic and cultural democratization efforts in France over the last half-century. Research in the Sociology of Culture [22], the Sociology of Cultural Practices [7], and the Sociology of Reading [3,19] highlight the dual influence of a school entirely won over to classic literature and legitimate culture, prerogative and distinction of the privileged classes. These studies show how the school systems showcases eclecticism in reading as a gift, rather than developing it as a skill to be constructed.…”
Section: What the Sociological Perspective Sees In The Librarymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If survey-based statistical data has long shown the constant and durable segmentation of library publics, with the constant absence of the same social groups (farmers, artisans, storekeepers, company managers) and the weak presence of certain others (laborers and low-level employees, namely, i.e., the working class), it also underlines the permanence of this phenomenon despite the concrete scholastic and cultural democratization efforts in France over the last half-century. Research in the Sociology of Culture [22], the Sociology of Cultural Practices [7], and the Sociology of Reading [3,19] highlight the dual influence of a school entirely won over to classic literature and legitimate culture, prerogative and distinction of the privileged classes. These studies show how the school systems showcases eclecticism in reading as a gift, rather than developing it as a skill to be constructed.…”
Section: What the Sociological Perspective Sees In The Librarymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adiante, no Quadro 1, constam todas as linhas de pesquisas que foram mencionadas na coleta de dados. de ideias e conhecimento sociológico escolar em diferentes períodos e condições de produção dos livros coletâneas, em um diálogo com a Sociologia e História do Livro (Chartier, 2017;Horellou-Lafarge;Segré, 2010;Mckenzie, 2018) e o estado da arte do subcampo 1 do Ensino de Sociologia Souza, 2017;Carvalho;Handfas, 2019;Oliveira;Melchioretto, 2020), que teve um período promissor entre os anos de 2008 e 1 A reflexão sobre a ideia de subcampo é referenciada a partir da teoria dos campos elaborada por Pierre Bourdieu. Notou-se no Quadro 2 um conjunto de 14 conexões (ementas, debates, leitura complementar, estágios, regências Pibid/Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior -Capes, iniciação científica, revisões bibliográficas, grupo de estudos, planos de aulas dos estágios, sugestões didáticas para as aulas no Ensino Médio, seminários, pesquisas) interligadas a um processo de circulação de ideias localizadas na instância das práticas de ensino vivenciadas na Educação Básica e/ou no Ensino Superior em diferentes dinâmicas de docentes em sala de aula e nos processos de formação de professores/as em que o debate sobre o Ensino de Sociologia é retroalimentado constantemente.…”
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