The course aims to offer students knowledge of the theoretical, epistemological and practical aspects of social pedagogy, with particular reference to the places, contexts and recipients of educational and educational intervention (childhood, subjects in immigrant, women, the elderly, adults, family, leisure), analysing practices and methodological tools. A significant part of the programme will focus on three main axes: family pedagogy, pedagogy of deviance and social marginalization and penitentiary pedagogy, offering students theoretical and empiric frameworks in prevention intervention, recovery and control of family and social discomfort, with particular reference to etiological studies on the deviant and criminal phenomenon related to childhood attachment disorders, accompanied by the analysis of the numerous reference theories.
1) Relationship between pedagogy and society: concept of educating society. Education as the center of social life. Definition of social pedagogy. New guidelines of social pedagogy and epistemological characteristics. Social care in different contexts: childhood, marginalization, women, the elderly, integration and social inclusion. Social policies, associations. The family in the post-modern and new educational needs in the family context. Leisure and social ideologies. Complex society, citizenship, consensus/dissent, technique, social bond, responsibility and democracy.
2)Pedagogy of the family and support for parenting: social transformation and change in family arrangements. Family education in Italian history. Family education and family pedagogy. Support for parenting and groups of parents. The role of the animator in family education. Birth and parenting project. Family education and childcare services. School and families. Adolescence and families. Family mediation and parenting support.
3) Self-tracing pedagogy: Mal-love and self-transcension: starting with J. P. Sartre and K. Jaspers. Self-transcension in V. Frankl. Art and will in Z. Bauman and R. Assagioli. C. G. J. and the discovery process. Theories about attachment disorders: P. Schellenbaum, D. Winnicot, J. bowlby, E. Erikson, A. Schore. Narcissism and gender-based violence. Stories of misloved by cinema and literature: Angel-A by Luc Besson and J. Ellroy, ill-loved, deviant, noir writer.
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Centralino 0871.3551
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Centralino 085.45371
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Partita IVA 01335970693