Pedagogy and pharisaim. On elevation and humiliation at Gombrowicz
Disciplines
Article
French
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‘titrebSummary’/titreb Summary: According to Jacotot and Rancière, pedagogy is an ‘abrutionisation’. Larrosa relies on this argument to show, first, that, like pharisien, the master needs the student to be bad to behave himself as good, and, secondly, that education replicates and amplifies the social forms of lies and hypocrisy. Education can then be described as a superchery, which could only be escaped by ‘eccentricity’, those of Jacotot and Gombrowicz.