Phronesis in teachers initial formation: contributions in the light of philosophical hermeneutics
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v32i2.18901Keywords:
Teacher formation., Education., Philosophical Hermeneutics., Phronesis., Autonomy.Abstract
The present article is related to the research project titled Becoming a Teacher in the Hermeneutic Horizon of Psychoanalysis: The Word in the Unique Saying of Each Case. Aristotle's concept of phronesis was used as a reference, aligned with Gadamer's reinterpretation, emphasizing its relevance in comprehending teaching praxis and formation. Initially, considerations were made to explain the concept, according to the indicated reference, then, relate it to authors’ propositions who possess initial formation as the subject of their theoretical work. Through this approach, the aim is to contribute to thinking about one of the challenges of teacher formation: autonomy in the educational praxis.
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