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Graduation in Sociology at Unicamp: changes and permanences

Authors: Protetti, Fernando Henrique;

Graduation in Sociology at Unicamp: changes and permanences

Abstract

Nesse artigo, analisamos as mudanças e as permanências na pós-graduação em sociologia da Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Unicamp) a partir de pesquisa empírica com depoimentos de 11 professores complementados e confrontados com informações estatísticas e documentais e pesquisa bibliográfica. Para isso, inicialmente, reconstruímos a história dos Programas de Pós-graduação em Sociologia e em Ciências Sociais da Unicamp para, num segundo momento, delineamos as carreiras docentes dos professores que trabalham nesses Programas de Pós-graduação. A análise sobre as mudanças e as permanências da pós-graduação em sociologia da Unicamp informa mudanças e permanências mais gerais presentes na pós-graduação brasileira, isto é, respectivamente, as injunções do modelo CAPES de avaliação no trabalho docente e as desigualdades entre os sexos na carreira docente.

In this article, we analyze the changes and permanences in two graduate programs in Sociology at the University of Campinas (Unicamp), based on empirical research with testimonies given by 11 professors, which was complemented and confronted with statistical and documentary information and bibliographic research. For this, initially, we reconstruct the history of the Graduate Programs in Sociology and in Social Sciences at Unicamp, in order to, in a second moment, outline the teaching career of the professors who work in these Graduate Programs. The analysis of changes and permanences of those programs informs more general changes and permanences of Brazilian graduate, that is, respectively, the injunctions of the CAPES model of evaluation and the inequalities between the sexes in the teaching career.

Keywords

Graduation evaluation, University of Campinas, Pós-graduação em sociologia, Carreira docente, Avaliação da pós-graduação, Graduation in Sociology, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Teaching career, Relações de gênero, Gender relations

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