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Title: | A Ratio Studiorum e o desenvolvimento de uma cultura escolar na Europa moderna | Authors: | Miranda, Margarida | Keywords: | Humanism;Ratio Studiorum;Jesuits;Humanities’ teaching;Knowledge;Humanismo;Ratio Studiorum;Jesuitas;Ensino das Humanidades;Conhecimento | Issue Date: | 2011 | Publisher: | Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Coimbra, Instituto de Estudos Clássicos | Abstract: | Sendo a escola uma das mais importantes instituições configuradoras dos
indivíduos e das sociedades, dos seus “modos de vida” e dos seus “modos de
ver”, a A. propõe-se apresentar alguns aspectos comuns à actividade escolar dos
Colégios da Companhia de Jesus – instituições que educaram muitas das cidades
europeias. Essas características assentam num documento normativo que esteve
nos fundamentos da moderna instituição escolar. O estudo incide, portanto, sobre
um momento particular da História da Educação que inaugura, na Europa, uma
nova era na institucionalização da educação formal e a cuja luz podemos questionar
os actuais modelos de instrução escolar e organização dos saberes. School stands out as one of the most influential among the institutions that shape individuals, societies, our own ways of life as well as our worldviews. To that extent the essay highlights some of the most widespread features in the early Jesuit High School system. It argues that the foundations underlying those early features are found in Ratio Studiorum, a normative document that after proving very successful in many European cities, would eventually become foundational for the modern school system as well. Although only a very specific period of the History of Education is dealt with in this study, the A. claims that it should be looked upon as a major breakthrough as far as institutionalization of formal teaching in Europe is concerned. The merits and shortcomings of current school models, today’s organization of knowledge should be measured against the backdrop of centuries-old Jesuit school models. |
URI: | https://hdl.handle.net/10316.2/23153 | ISSN: | 2183-1718 | DOI: | 10.14195/2183-1718_63_26 |
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