Abstract

This article analyzes the Cineclub section of a textbook called Salud y Adolescencia in relation to the contents developed in it, as well as the contents included in some other related textbooks. This is also done resorting to academic papers which deal with the themes of health and adolescence. The notion of “stories” is useful to consider biographical value, axiomatics and ideologemes which give cohesion to the textbook. Some other films are used to question some isotopies identified in films suggested in the Cineclub section of the textbook previously mentioned.

Highlights

  • Considerándolo en una zona de borde entre la agenda pública y la agenda educativa, analizaremos un libro de texto escolar denominado Salud y adolescencia, editado por Santillana en el año 2012 y firmado por un equipo de trabajo encabezado por Alejandro Balbiano (Balbiano et al, 2012)

  • This article analyzes the Cineclub section of a textbook called Salud y Adolescencia in relation to the contents developed in it, as well as the contents included in some other related textbooks

  • This is done resorting to academic papers which deal with the themes of health and adolescence

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Introduction

Considerándolo en una zona de borde entre la agenda pública (lo que se habla sobre cómo vivir juntos) y la agenda educativa (lo que se habla en la escuela sobre cómo vivir juntos), analizaremos un libro de texto escolar denominado Salud y adolescencia, editado por Santillana en el año 2012 y firmado por un equipo de trabajo encabezado por Alejandro Balbiano (Balbiano et al, 2012).

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