Performatividad y fabricaciones en la economía educacional: rumbo a una sociedad performativa

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  • Stephen Ball Universidad de Londres

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17227/01212494.38pys103.113

Palabras clave:

Performatividad, política social, educación, productividad, responsabilización.

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Este artículo trata de una discusión sobre la performance y la performatividad en la educación y en la política social. Parte de una concepción de performance como medida de productividad y desempeño y de performatividad como tecnología, cultura y modo de regulación. Busca, entonces, realizar un análisis crítico de las nuevas formas regulativas que derivan se este nuevo discurso de poder. Pretende, además, examinar la existencia de una actitud, de un posicionamiento ético con el cual profesores e investigadores, en los más variados sectores de la educación, se han encontrado; actitud basada en la responsabilización y el emprendedorismo –términos que constituyen, de un lado, parámetros de trabajo y relación social y, de otro, que definen un modo de hacer y un modo de ser.

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Ball, S. (2013). Performatividad y fabricaciones en la economía educacional: rumbo a una sociedad performativa. Pedagogía Y Saberes, (38), 103.113. https://doi.org/10.17227/01212494.38pys103.113

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