Education in Science, Art and Ecofeminism in Anthropocene Questions
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climate change, women, vegetables, multispecies, sensitivityAbstract
This text presents data from the development of a workshop for postgraduate students in science education, during an event in Manaus (AM), which aimed to promote a space for the production of meanings based on the creation of a working table on the theme of the Anthropocene and ecofeminism, and the development of narratives with works of contemporary art by three Brazilian women. We adopted the methodology of narrative research to flesh out the experiences we had during the workshop. We discussed female protagonism as a moving force of life and the urgency of empathically approaching other beings who make up the world with us, in respectful commitments and in the desire to postpone the end of the world.
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