@conference{
author = "Autor, Sabina",
year = "2019",
abstract = "Suočeni sa izrazito utilitarističkim stavom prema znanju koji je rezultat dugog istorijskog procesa u
20. i 21. veku, znanje, nauka i škola (obrazovne ustanove) su danas manje ili više komodifikovane
i funkcionišu u skladu sa ekonomskim principima. Stalnim traženjem značenja direktne upotrebe
znanja, umanjivanjem znanja o kompetencijama i slabljenjem simboličkog autoriteta znanja socijalni
status znanja postaje lošiji. Kontradiktornost ponavljanja parole o društvu zasnovanom na znanju
s jedne strane i neznanja i postistine s druge strane, postali su deo svakodnevnog života. U ovom
radu ćemo da prikažemo fundamentalne promene koje su se dešavale u razumevanju i ulozi znanja
i obrazovanja u savremenim društvima. Kritička analiza u prezentaciji biće zasnovana na otkrićima
i argumentima odabranih klasičnih i savremenih autora (I. Kant, M. Fuko, M. Goše, A. Gelhard itd.).
Stanovište prosvetiteljstva – koje je videlo znanje kao preduslov za proces Bildunga – zamenjeno je
shvatanjem znanja kao nečega što postoji nezavisno od pojedinca. Znanje je sada postalo (radni) alat
pojedinca, što nije deo njegove konstitucije kao subjekta. Znanje na koje se tradicionalno gledalo kao
na preduslov za emancipaciju čoveka i kao takvo je oslobođeno (Kant), danas je, naprotiv, postalo
načelo ekonomske strukture društava i, prema tome, represivno ili barem potencijalno represivno
(Goše). Dakle, znanje, tesno povezano sa moći (Fuko), sada je, više nego ikad, instrument kontrole
društva. Dakle, ako je svrha škole, tradicionalno, bila oblikovanje građanina, a znanje je bilo u sedištu
procesa u kojem je pojedinac postao subjekt i emancipovan, čini se da danas obrazovanje više
predstavlja povratak ljudskoj nezrelosti nego izlazak iz nje., Confronted with a highly utilitarian attitude towards knowledge, which is the result of a long historical
process in the 20th and the 21st century, knowledge, science and school (educational institutions) are
today more or less commodified and functioning according to the principles of economy. By constantly
searching for meaning of direct use of knowledge, reducing the knowledge on competences and
weakening the symbolic authority of knowledge, the social status of knowledge is getting weak. The
contradiction between repeating the catchword about the knowledge based society on one hand,
and ignorance and post-truth on the other, has become a part of everyday life. Our focus in the paper
will be to outline the fundamental changes which occurred both in understanding and in the role
of knowledge and education in contemporary societies. The critical analysis in the presentation
is based on findings and arguments of selected classical and contemporary authors (I. Kant, M.
Foucault, M. Gauchet, A. Gelhard etc.). The Enlightenment perspective which perceived knowledge
as a precondition for the process of Bildung, is replaced by perceiving the knowledge as something
that exists independently from an individual. Knowledge has now become the individual’s (working)
tool, which is not a part of his constitution as a subject. Knowledge which was traditionally seen as
a precondition for human emancipation and was liberated as such (Kant), today, on the contrary,
became the principle of economic structure of societies and, consequently, oppressive or at least
potentially oppressive (Gauchet). Thus, knowledge in close connection with power (Foucault) is being
now, more than ever, a matter of the social control. So, if the purpose of school was traditionally the
formation of a citizen and knowledge lied at the heart of the process in which an individual became
the subject and emancipated, education today seems more like a way back to human’s immaturity,
than out of it.",
publisher = "Beograd : Institut za pedagoška istraživanja",
journal = "Obrazovanje u funkciji modernizacije društva",
title = "Škola između ideala prosvetiteljstva i neoliberalne ekonomije, School between enlightenment ideal and neoliberal economy",
pages = "37-36",
url = "https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ipir_545"
}
