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- ItemA educação integral na produção acadêmica de teses e dissertações em educação (2010-2015)(2016) HAYASHI, Marcelo Innocentini; KERBAUY, Maria Teresa MiceliO artigo traça um panorama histórico do ideário de educação integral e das políticas públicas que adotaram essa perspectiva e analisa a produção científica sobre essa temática desenvolvida em programas de pós-graduação de educação do país no período entre 2010 e 2015 e indexada em bancos de dados de teses e dissertações.
- ItemA Reforma de Córdoba de 1918(2019) HAYASHI, Marcelo Innocentini; HAYASHI, Maria Cristina Piumbato InnocentiniIn the context of the centenary of the Córdoba Reform, this study investigated how the scientific production on the university reform is configured and presents a balance of the researches that analyzed from the meaning of this movement happened in Argentina in 1918, until its andimpacts and projection in the context of universities in Latin America and the Caribbean. The exploratory and descriptive study analized scientific articles (n=90) available in databases of open access published in scientific journals (n=47) from different countries (n=13) in the period between 1978 and 2018. The methodology combined the bibliometric and content analysis and the methodological procedures were developed in the following steps: data collection and recording in a spreadsheet; reading the fulltexts of articles; establishment of categories of analysis; description, synthesis and analysis of the data. The articles were categorized into two groups: those that addressed the historical social and political context of the Reformation, the principlesof the Liminar Manifesto and their impact on Argentine universities (n=51), and those that focused on the legacy of reformist thinking as a moment of rupture and continuity in the history of Latin American universities (n=39). Next, thematic subcategorieswere established and the most frequent ones were university autonomy and extension, intellectuals, students and student movement. Few studies have questioned issues such as gender, political theology in the reformist movement and opposition to University Reform.