Spatial turn and animation practices inspired by cultural anthropology
Journal Title: Journal of Education Culture and Society - Year 2016, Vol 7, Issue 2
Abstract
Spatial turn is one of the cultural turns, which have recently occurred in the humanities. It stresses the importance of issues such as space and place and can be successfully used as a theoretical perspective gaining use in thought over issues such as globalisation, transnationality, mapping but also education. In the discourses of pedagogical science space and place are considered through their multidimensional impact on education and learning. As significant concepts rooting pedagogy or pedagogy of borderland. The pedagogical reflection on space could be also used in the field of animation practices, especially in activities, which are related to place somehow colonised.
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Agnieszka Wieszaczewska
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