Physical Education as a colonial and neoliberal category: transiting towards the thinking of human motricity in and from Abya Yala
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https://doi.org/10.24197/aefd.0.2021.199-217Keywords:
Physical Education, human motricity, modernity, Abya Yala, neoliberalismAbstract
In this article we present a critique of the Chilean and Latin American educational system from the concepts of neoliberalism and modernity as a civilizing project focused on the denial of otherness. From there we justify the impossibility of a Physical Education that, as physical, separates, excludes and denies the various ways of living. We end up proposing human motricity as an ontological and epistemological alternative, understood as the capacity-condition of making-the world, from which it is possible to think about the educational.
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