EDUCATION, EMANCIPATION AND CHALLENGES OF RESEARCH
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v16i2.701Abstract
Well beyond the implicatures of the Process of Bologna, going on in the academic space and time all over the world, and considering the concepts of Education, Emancipation and Research, this article seeks to point out some presuppositions that, in their whole, according to our opinion, are directed to the research praxis, aiming the emancipative development of women, men and institutions doing academic history, as well as defining the epistemological and political foundations for the production of critical and committed knowledge, in order to overcome intellectual barbarism and the disseminated “end of theory”. Key Words: Research; theory; education; emancipation; critical knowledge.Downloads
Downloads
Published
How to Cite
Issue
Section
License
The submission of originals to this journal implies on the transference, by the author(s), of the printed and digital publishing rights. The author´s rights to the published articles are the author´s, the journal has the rights over the first publication. The author(s) can only use the same results in other publications, indicating clearly that this journal was the original publisher. Since we are an open access journal, the free use of articles is permitted for educational and scientific applications, as long as they inform the source according with the CC-BY license from Creative Commons.