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v. 14 n. 36 (2023)
Investigación y pedagogía

Investigación y pedagogía

Perspectivas educativas e pesquisadora do pragmatismo em sociedades democráticas

https://doi.org/10.19053/22160159.v14.n36.2023.14769

Publicado 2023-08-04

  • Juan Sebastián Diago Camacho
    • ,
  • Pablo Páramo

Juan Sebastián Diago Camacho
Universidad Pedagógica Nacional

Pablo Páramo
Universidad Pedagógica Nacional

Resumo

O artigo apresenta os resultados de uma revisão sistemática de textos acadêmicos publicados entre 2012 e 2021, que integram os conceitos de pesquisa, educação e pragmatismo, no contexto das reflexões sobre democracia propostas por essa corrente de pensamento. O pragmatismo é entendido aqui como uma tradição filosófica, teórica e metodológica de origem estadunidense do final do século XIX, que relaciona a construção do saber com a experiência e a prática. Nesse contexto, busca-se responder à pergunta: "Como os conceitos de educação, pesquisa e pragmatismo se articulam na produção acadêmica contemporânea?". Assim, no desenvolvimento da revisão sistemática, foi realizada uma busca na base de dados científicos Scopus, a partir da qual mais de cinquenta publicações acadêmicas foram selecionadas e agrupadas em nove categorias diferentes, demonstrando a pluralidade e vitalidade do pragmatismo na pesquisa educacional contemporânea e permitindo visualizar suas abrangências e limitações para a educação e a pesquisa em sociedades democráticas.

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pragmatismo, educação, pesquisa, democracia , revisão sistemática

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