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Resumo:The myth of Frankenstein is one of the most emblematic myths of contemporaneity. It is open to multiple possible readings with an interdisciplinary character (philosophical, political, psychological, literary, anthropological, etc.). In this article we favour an educational and pedagogical reading: a distinction is made between the fabrication and the sculpturing of the human and the consequences that such distinction brings to a philosophy of education that is sensible to an education as value which is quite misunderstood in these post-modern times. We have divided our article into six parts: 1. A nameless creature; 2. The creature’s educating influences; 3. Is the creature a “new man”? 4. The creature’s loneliness; 5. Is Victor Frankenstein a Modern Prometheus? 6. On the pedagogical teachings of the myth of Frankenstein.
Autores principais:Araújo, Alberto Filipe
Outros Autores:Guimarães, Armando Rui
Assunto:Mary Shelley The myth of Frankenstein Education Fabrication Sculpture Imagination
Ano:2014
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso restrito
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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Imagination
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The myth of Frankenstein
Education
Fabrication
Sculpture
Imagination
title "The child is father of the man" - On the pedagogical teachings of the myth of Frankenstein
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The myth of Frankenstein
Education
Fabrication
Sculpture
Imagination
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Sculpture
Imagination
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