O discurso sobre o anime como gênero educativo

Abstract

This Course Conclusion Work (TCC) deals with the relationship between education and visuality, more precisely, with the possibility of educational use of anime. Our assumption is that we live in a society in which visual culture is of fundamental importance, especially with the advent of globalization, which connected the world. In this process, one can see, on the one hand, the appearance of the image as a way of articulation, put into operation by the market, bearing in mind the interests of capital; on the other, the use of anime as a visual genre that gains international dimension due to the strength of Japanese culture in the global economy. In view of our pedagogical interest with the question of the educational use of anime, the objective of this work is, in the light of the Critical Pedagogy of Visuality (CARLOS, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2017) and the Archeological Analysis of Discourse (FOUCAULT, 2008; ALCANTARA E CARLOS, 2013, 2018), problematize the influence of visuality in education, taking into account the globalized world in which children and young people are inserted and how this can influence their learning process, in order to facilitate the development of this starting from something that is inserted in your daily life using, specifically, the anime resource. For that, we resorted to the descriptors anime and educational anime, as search devices, in order to understand both "what is anime?" and its educational use. In this sense, we did a search and analysis of some materials available on Academic Google and the UFPB Repository, which made us conclude about the pedagogical potential of the educational use of anime as an important didactic resource in the school teaching learning process.