Co-educação ou classes mistas? indícios para a historiografia escolar (São Paulo – 1870-1930)
Abstract
Examina a educação em São Paulo (1870/1930) mediante discussão sobre as classes mistas e a ambigüidade dos legisladores encarregados de se pronunciar sobre a co-educação dos sexos. Alguns defendiam tal prática, outros a condenavam usando argumentos morais voltados para os preceitos católicos, em oposição aos princípios protestantes que a introduziram primeiramente em suas escolas, o que demonstra que a separação Igreja e Estado na República recém-implantada nem sempre era uma realidade na vida cotidiana. Palavras-chave: co-educação dos sexos; educação feminina. Abstract The article examines the education in São Paulo (1870/1930), through the discussion about the mixed classes and the ambiguity of legislators who were entrusted of manifesting on the co-education of the sexes. Some of them defended such practice; others condemned it using moral arguments headed towards Catholic precepts, in opposition to the Protestant principles that firstly introduced it in its schools, what demonstrates that the separation of Church and State in the recently implanted Republic was not always a reality in daily life. Keywords: co-education of the sexes; women's education.Downloads
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Published
01-12-2005
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ALMEIDA, J. Co-educação ou classes mistas? indícios para a historiografia escolar (São Paulo – 1870-1930). Brazilian Journal of Pedagogical Studies , v. 86, n. 213/214, 1 Dec. 2005.
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