As políticas socioeducativas no Brasil e a gestão da pobreza no contexto do PRELAC: uma análise à luz da crítica marxista

Abstract

This research has as object of study the relationship between social and educational policies linked to social programs for the poor in Latin America and the Caribbean, denominated in socially vulnerable, and the principles of the Poor Law of the eighteenth century. We intend to analyze the current political management of poverty and hunger sustained by the Education for All program - EFA, taking as an illustration, the Regional Education Project for Latin America and the Caribbean, PRELAC, established in those countries in social development in the context of structural crisis of capital. The so-called Laws of the poor were adopted in the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries, intrinsically articulated to the capital reproduction process. For the study, we used the classic Marxist authors such as Marx (1995; 2008); Marx and Engels (2008); Engels (2012), as well as contemporary interpreters of Marxism, based strictly on the ontological Marxism, as Lukács (1979; 2013); Mészáros (1997, 2011a, 2011b); and following these, the analysis of Lessa (2012), Tonet (2005), Pimentel (2007, 2012), Rabelo, Mendes Second, Jimenez and Do Carmo (2012), Mendes Second (2007), Paniago (2012), among others, in order to contribute to better understand the political mediations articulated the extended process of reproduction of capital for the people in socially vulnerable.