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Monografia Springer Nature sulla Pedagogia della Cittadinanza Multiscalare

Ci fa molto piacere annunciare la pubblicazione della monografia di Francesco Pigozzo e Daniela Martinelli Transformative Practices for Multiscale Citizenship Curricula presso Springer Nature, come volume open-access che potete scaricare e leggere al seguente indirizzo: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-032-21495-9

Riportiamo di seguito l’abstract originale in inglese.

This open access book provides a conceptual framework and a consistent series of meaningful didactic practices aimed at revitalizing critical citizenship pedagogy for democracy, beyond both methodological nationalism and cosmopolitanism. It discusses original theoretical insights into the field, highlights key structural contradictions in today’s public education systems and offers operational descriptions of activities tailored to progressive developmental objectives. The book stems from ongoing research and action that has identified and is addressing the need for a more self-aware and reality-congruent citizenship education effort along the compulsory and post-compulsory school curriculum in Europe and beyond, cross-cutting any disciplinary field. This entails a paradigm shift toward what the authors call a “multiscale critical approach” to civic agency, culture and education, from the local to the global. The book contents foster an upscaled and widespread classroom experimentation in the motivating light of cooperatively developing a bottom-up contribution to a reference curriculum for citizenship education in the European Education Area. This book is intended for citizen-teachers of all disciplines and school levels, school directors, technical and vocational trainers, educational professionals including in the non-formal and informal education sectors, policy-makers and scholars who share our commitment to bring about system change in an emancipatory perspective. A perspective that is aimed at empowering what we call “emerging subjective autonomies” so as to maximise their ability to consciously and actively live their entangled condition.

The New Generation Voice! Contributi settimanali sulla webzine di eCampus

Il progetto Multiscale EU è terminato il 9 gennaio di quest’anno, ma molte delle sue attività proseguono per sviluppare e diffondere ulteriormente i suoi risultati e i suoi prodotti, così come più in generale il quadro di ricerca azione per una pedagogia critica della cittadinanza nello Spazio Europeo dell’Istruzione cui questo Jean Monnet Teacher Training va ricondotto.

Una delle iniziative che il nostro centro di ricerca ha già confermato e pianificato in una prosperttive di lungo termine è la pubblicazione di testi settimanali per la comunità accademica di eCampus, in particolare i futuri docenti e quelli in servizio nelle scuole di ogni ordine e grado, e il pubblico italofono in generale. Ci potete trovare sotto il titolo “The New Generation Voice” (leggete qui perché e in che senso).

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Un articolo tra letteratura e pedagogia

Appena pubblicato:

Francesco Pigozzo, Daniela Martinelli, «Médiatisations de l’inconscient et écritures de l’expérience:
six “monographies” de la pédagogie institutionnelle entre analyse littéraire et hypothèses
épistémologiques»
, InterArtes [online], n.2 “Ibrido” (Laura Brignoli, Silvia Zangrandi eds.),
novembre 2022, pp. 1-24

ABSTRACT. Giving in to a provocation by renowned pedagogist Philippe Meirieu, this article provides theoretical
insights into the epistemological link between Literature and Pedagogy as part of a more general research into
the literary dimension of non-fictional writing traditions flowing from practical experiences. By way of a
literary analysis focusing on the seminal “monographs” that Aïda Vasquez and Fernand Oury published in their
Vers une pédagogie institutionnelle in 1967, the authors provide an operational definition of the original
methodological approach to text interpretation rooted in Francesco Orlando’s literary theory and point to the
role of the Freudian “unconscious” in literary and pedagogical processes.

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