O cordel num contexto de multidão: perspectivas pedagógicas para a multiplicidade

Abstract

The culture in the context of multitude shapes everyday realities through singular and collective representations, which provide criteria and references In this sense, our research aims to verify how the cordel, understood in the context of contemporary, which is both urban and multitude, can be the mediator of a pedagogical approach able to give account of the singularities of the multitude, can be the mediator of a pedagogical approach able to reach the singularities of the multitude. With this we want to say that we understand the cordel inserted in the contemporary changes as the production and expression of multiple of the subjectivities of multiple subjects and its constituent diversity, and how this reading can contribute to the fiel of education in interface with the literary knowledge, bringing the possibility to realize the role and representations built around the multitude in the cordel and the treatment of these issues in classroom. On the theoretical basis, we present the concept of the multitude, with support in the concepts by Antonio Negri and Michael Hardt (2014), to establish a link between multitude, cordel and school, to establish a link between multitude, string and school, and develop an educational proposal from the potential of social subjects present in Cordéis. After to analyze the multitudinal context of a corpusof twenty-four cordéis, especially for some minority characters (black, gay and peasant), we materialize an action research of the qualitative approach, in a high school class of public schools in Paraiba. The discussions about education and school are backed in Candau (2014), Moreira (2001), Nóvoa (2009), Assmann (1998), Bourdieu (2013), Gatti (2011) and Morin (1998). Regarding to the cordel literature, we have the theoretical support by Silva (2010), Beltrão (2001), Luyten (1992), Araújo (2007, 2009), Haurélio (2013) and Evaristo (2011). For a cultural analysis we brought authors as Martín-Barbero (2008), Hall (2005), Glissant (2005), Bauman (2007, 2013) and Canclini (2008). The survey revealed that the cordel, in the classroom, understood in the context of the multiplicity, extends the discussions on manifestation and productive expressions of the multitude, while allow the students to know each other while biopolitical builders. That is why the cordel is one of the potential ways of Brazilian minorities who urbanize being not possible to think of them separate, cordel/city, cordel/multitude.