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Llevando la vida

Llevando la vida

Tim Ingold

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SIGLO DEL HOMBRE EDITORES S.A.
Año de edición:
2021
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Antropología social y cultural, etnografía
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9789563573510

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La educación es más que enseñar y aprender, y la antropología es más que realizar estudios sobre la vida de otras personas. Aquí, Tim Ingold propone que ambas, la antropología y la educación, son formas de estudiar y de llevar la vida, con otros. Este provocador libro transciende la exploración sobre la interfaz entre las disciplinas de la antropología y la educación para afirmar su fundamental equivalencia. La educación, sostiene, no es la transmisión de un conocimiento autorizado de generación en generación, sino una manera de prestarle atención a las cosas, abriendo caminos para el desarrollo y el descubrimiento.

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