A propriedade cultivada na escola do MST: a Pedagogia do Oprimido na promoção da dignidade humana

Abstract

This study attempts to explain the concept property rights that emerges as a fundamental value to be developed by schools linked to the Brazil's Landless Workers Movement (MST). From their struggle for land, the MST holds a struggle for an education committed to the emancipation of who must be educated that is not the condition of a student from school, but all who seek knowledge and, through this, the transformation of society. To combine the struggle for land with a project of education for liberation, the MST has the Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire the theoretical indispensable reference for building a new society that openly opposes the capitalist system based on individualism and economic success as an end itself. To articulate a education for liberation and fight for access to rights, especially the property rights, the MST is proposing to build an ethical sense that merges a new relationship of humankind with the earth, making it the House, or the place of production and reproduction of life in all fullness