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    The purposes of school knowledge in science in the Colombian Ministry of National Education curricular guidelines by Cárdenas , Ana María, Martínez , Carmen Alicia

    Published 2021
    “…The following results stand out: thecontribution of school knowledge in science for the construction of a responsible citizenship;scientific knowledge as the main referent of the purposes; the aim of developing attitudes, practices, and values; and how scientific knowledge may become the basis to continue with academic training or to face working and productive life. …”
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    Rappers and biographers: biographical narratives and education for peace with juvenile offenders by Argüello Parra, Andrés, Rojas Cepeda, Sebastián, Cruz Guzmán, Jeidy

    Published 2020
    “…Analysis: The production of unpublished texts was structured and recorded as musical narratives emerging categories associated with the contextual and dynamic conditions of life underlying criminal behavior, it allowed to conclude the autobiographical contribution in didactics expressed in the language of music, as a potential to redirect criminal trajectories towards stages of social integration, citizenship and active peace building.…”
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    Socialism in its place. The «social organization» of the nation and the intersocial origins of the first Mexican socialism towards 1850 by González, Matías X.

    Published 2021
    “…Through a discussion with the proposal of the «slip of citizenship», this article seeks to deepen the historical ridge carved out by the concepts of nation which interpose the hegemonic vision supported by the language of state nationality of the mid-19th century. …”
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    Contributions of an inland carnival to the perspective of post-abolitionist historiographic memory in the 20th and 21st centuries by da Silva , Alberto Bomfim, Farias , Edson

    Published 2021
    “…With this investigation, it can be inferred that it is possible to alter the academic use of the post-abolitionist category in the epistemological field of history, substracting its sense of periodization, and inverting the thematic meaning conferred by the inscription of the memory of the struggles forliberty and citizenship of black and mestizo people, making use of a new category: historiographic memory.…”
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