Relationality as a principle and condition of existing in ancestral motricity
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https://doi.org/10.31391/S2007-7033(2022)0059-014Keywords:
school motricity, enaction, ancestral cultureAbstract
The current work will try to present the approaches and cosmovision of the original communities around relationality as a constitutive element and its possibilities of operationalization in a proposal for school motricity. The elements of analysis of this work are articulated from the investigative experience of the Amazon Motricities research group in native communities of the department of Cauca and the department of Caqueta, as well as documentary studies of the native cultures of Chile. Finally, the structural guidelines of the enactive theory are presented as an epistemic bridge between native cultures and Western culture in order to operationally visualize the educational possibilities in school motricity. It ends by presenting a model of relational motricity in the context of a more pertinent and intercultural educational praxis.
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