Helena Antipoff, o Teatro de Bonecos e a Sociedade Pestalozzi do Brasil
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https://doi.org/10.5965/2595034701202019027Abstract
Este artigo almeja lançar luz sobre a relação entre a trajetória intelectual da
psicóloga russa Helena Antipoff, a formação da Sociedade Pestalozzi do Brasil e os primeiros cursos de teatro de bonecos do país, que tiveram início em 1946. Objetiva-se desenvolver a ideia de que tais cursos possuíam forte ligação com a psicologia da educação e os conceitos da moderna pedagogia vinculada à Escola Nova. Tais cursos tinham como propósito a “missão” de levar “teatrinhos de bonecos” a todas as regiões onde houvessem crianças que necessitassem de recreação para a sua “formação saudável”.
Palavras-chave: Helena Antipoff. Sociedade Pestalozzi do Brasil. Escola Nova. Teatro
de Bonecos. Psicologia educacional.
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