Judicialization practices in school daily life: crossings between school and guardianship council
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https://doi.org/10.5335/rep.v29i3.11023Keywords:
Judicialization. School. Guardianship Council. Michel Foucault.Abstract
This paper aims to discuss the process of judicialization of school life, in contemporary times, based on the analysis of practices and discourses produced in the context of crossings between school and guardianship council. Although the guardianship council is a non-jurisdictional body, its judicializing practices, based on penal logic, produce effects on school life. Under the methodological guidance of research-intervention, inspired by the cartography method, it is explored the relationship between school and guardianship council in São Gonçalo (RJ), taking into account the results of semi-structured interviews with counsellors. Finally, Foucault's contributions are an important theorethical foundation for the attempt to verify a process of capillarization of legal knowledge-power in the school space, which generates new modes of regulation and control.