Reestruturando a liberdade acadêmica discente
Uma perspectiva de competência
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https://doi.org/10.69881/rcaap.v25i1-2.47006Palavras-chave:
Liberdade acadêmica, Estudantes, Direitos, CompetênciaResumo
O debate sobre a liberdade acadêmica concentra-se quase exclusivamente nos direitos de aptidão acadêmica. A liberdade acadêmica do aluno raramente é discutida e normalmente está limitada às discussões relativas à politização do currículo. Preocupações com a liberdade de expressão (do aluno) refletem o papel dominante nos direitos negativos na análise da liberdade acadêmica, representando uma “ameaça” à liberdade acadêmica no sentido que geralmente tratamos de direitos que podem ser tirados de uma pessoa, ao invés de a ela conferidos. Este estudo trata sobre a distinção entre direitos negativos e positivos, a partir do trabalho de Sen (1999), para reformular e tornar possível a liberdade acadêmica do aluno. É discutido o impacto negativo da privação da extensão da capacidade dos alunos de exercer a liberdade acadêmica, e que suas possibilidades podem ser intensificadas por meio de uma educação liberal que não os domestique, mas que os empodere.
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