KNOWLEDGE, AFFECTIONS AND COGNITIVE JUSTICE IN THE CULTURAL CURRICULUM OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION +

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Abstract

This article takes on the challenge of confronting the knowledge concepts of Michel Foucault, Boaventura de Sousa Santos, Walter Mignolo and Patricio Guerrero Arias with the pedagogical experiences reported by teachers who claim to apply the cultural curriculum of Physical Education. To this end, the experience reports published in 2020 in the collection Escrevivências da Educação Física cultural were analyzed. Given the impossibility of pre-determining the content in this proposal, it is concluded that teachers and students collectively produce, at each meeting, knowledge marked by affections, feelings, emotions, in a creative process, based on the core and crossed by cognitive justice, affirmation of differences and the multiplicity of life.

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dos Santos Júnior, F. N., & Neira, M. G. (2023). KNOWLEDGE, AFFECTIONS AND COGNITIVE JUSTICE IN THE CULTURAL CURRICULUM OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION +. Movimento, 29. https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.118201

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