La Sospecha y sus gestos: pensar materialidades en investigación educativa
Journal Title: Revista Académica Estesis - Year 2020, Vol 1, Issue 9
Abstract
This article comes from the participation in a creative and experimental exercise led inside a Doctorate seminar. Epistemology of materialities: an approach to the performativity of objects in research. Each meeting was motivated by the question: Which epistemological outputs and body conditions conduct corporeity in the research unfolding? Each session was a blind meeting with some corporeity that revealed their strength to induce inner affections as subjects. At the same time, they triggered reflections about the place of corporeity in education research.
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Marcela Inés Díaz, Julia Adriana Castro Carvajal
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