Playing and learning experience
a way to resist
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2446-7693i3p1-15Keywords:
Play Experience ResistanceAbstract
The play is a free and serious activity, it has autonomous purpose and it is a break from everyday life (HUIZINGA, 2005; CAILLOIS, 1990). The child develops, gains experience, builds and transfer his or her ludic culture by playing (WINICOTT, 1979; BROUGÈRE, 2008). But, what kind of playing is promoted and recommended by science today? The aim of this paper is to reflect about the childhood’s time reduction for the sake of an ideology of production and consumption, that values information, knowledge and scientific and technical learning, and reduces the "knowledge of experience" (BONDIA 2002). In this context, the retaken of play as a free activity and a life experience would be a possibility of resistance to current values. We argue that Cultural Studies, as a critical strategy and policy, can contribute to rethink the play today.
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