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DURAN, Maximiliano. The childhood concept in Walter Kohan in the sense of inventing a popular school. child.philo [online]. 2015, vol.11, n.21, pp.163-186. ISSN 1984-5987.  https://doi.org/10.12957/childphilo.2015.211111.

This paper proposes the concept of childhood thinking proposed by Walter Kohan as a condition of possibility for the creation of a concept different from traditional school. According with our point of view the philosophical idea of childhood proposed for this author can not be accepted in an educational institution as we know it because of its radical originality. We carry out a critical presentation of the image of childhood proposed by the author and opposed to the traditional view of childhood and school. After evaluating the limits and scope of the idea conceived by Kohan within the school, we propose the creation of a different concept of school: popular school. From our point of view the school as we know it can not get inside to the idea of childhood as posed Kohan given its disarticulating and desinstituyente character. Because of this we think the concept of school that can accommodate children. For them we rely on the work of Rancière, Masschelein, Simons and Simón Rodríguez. The action and thinking of Rodríguez in Chuquisaca city results in an unprecedented occurrence for the education of this time. Under this appearance Rodríguez is forced to find a concept that account for it. So education popular born naming novelty in Chuquisaca. This paper argues that popular education created for Rodríguez in 1826 offers a completely new form whose implications still be observed.

Palabras clave : School; Children; Thinking; Popular School Philosophy.

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