The ergological démarche in the analysis of the work activity of the university teacher
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2237-5864.2018.2210Keywords:
Ergological démarche, University teacher activity, Peruvian universityAbstract
The present article is part of a doctoral thesis, which approaches, from the ergological perspective, the work activity of the university professor located in the classroom, in a community university, originated in a student movement, inserted in a university context regulated by mercantile values that impact on teaching as a public good and silence the transforming potential of the knowledge produced in work situations. This investigation, of clinical approach and of qualitative experimental character, problematizes an university environment permeated by a traditional conception of work, expanding its discussion, revealing the patrimonies created and recreated in that environment and it’s uses, the knowledges operative in situations of work and the elections of value of professors, as elements that give sense and meaning on their work, placing open the possibilities for their transformation.
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