Abstract
In this article - based on the theoretical assumptions of Michel Foucault - we seek to understand how the implementation of the New High School curriculum is presented discursively through the advertising widely promoted on the website of the Ministry of Education - MEC. We intend to detect the discourse of promotion deriving from governmental instances about this curriculum to be able to analyze it as a political and power strategy. For this purpose, we focus our attention on the discourse that retakes the economic man (FOUCAULT, 2008 [1979]). Moreover, we also seek to analyze the erasure of the Philosophy discipline within this New High School curriculum. Our attempt to understand such erasure is based on Foucault's (2010 [1978]) postulate that says that philosophers in Western societies are eminently opposed to all forms of oppression.
Highlights
In this article - based on the theoretical assumptions of Michel Foucault we aim to understand how the implementation of the New High School curriculum is discursively presented through the widely promoted advertising on the website of the Brazilian Ministry of Education (MEC)
We seek to analyze the erasure of the Philosophy discipline within this New High School curriculum
Our attempt to understand such erasure is based on Foucault’s (2010 [1978]) postulate that affirms that philosophers in Western societies are eminently opposed to all forms of oppression
Summary
In this article - based on the theoretical assumptions of Michel Foucault we aim to understand how the implementation of the New High School curriculum is discursively presented through the widely promoted advertising on the website of the Brazilian Ministry of Education (MEC).
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