CHILDREN, HUMAN RIGHTS, EDUCATION, IDEOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY

The work originated from empirical and bibliographical research. It examines violent urban crime in relation to children. From there, it questions the science of comprehensive sociology, understanding its assumptions as positivist, and moves on to what it can contribute as critical education and human rights. In addition, it considers that in the ultra-liberal managed society, work and the right to work, which has been eroded all over the world, has harmful consequences for workers, as well as for health and education. For this reason, Frankfurtian critical theory and Adornian negative dialectics are fundamental to this understanding.

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Postdoctorado en Derechos Humanos. Doctorado en Educación. Master en Sociología Política. Especialista en Derecho Civil. Especialista en Psicoanálisis. Licenciada en Ciencias Sociales y Jurídicas. Abogada (OAB- nº 42550). Presidente de la Comisión de Derechos Humanos (Subsecão Nerópolis-Go). Coordinadora y Profesora de Sociología en la PUC-Go.