Multimodal Language and Legitimation Codes: towards a new didactics of Philosophy
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https://doi.org/10.4013/edu.2022.261.15Keywords:
teaching, multimodality; legitimation codes; didactic., teachingAbstract
This essay is part of the initial reflection on the development of the doctoral thesis in education; a training process that has made it possible to promote other perspectives towards teaching activities within the classroom. In this sense, and recognizing the complexity of philosophy as an academic discipline at the university level, it has been possible to identify two theoretical and methodological bets from which it is expected to contribute to the training of teachers in this area of knowledge. In this way, the content of this writing tries to account, on the one hand, of the different reflexive edges that unfold throughout the consolidation of both theories; perspectives that are far-reaching and remain valid, and secondly, show the development path that is defended, taking into account the interests pursued around the understanding of what in explanatory terms happens inside the classroom of class. This bet highlights discussions regarding what could be called a new didactics of philosophy, through the encounter with authors such as Kress (2013); Maton (2014), among others.
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