olas de murmullos chispeantes en la vida cotidiana: jugando entre edades

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https://doi.org/10.12957/childphilo.2024.86815

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intergeneracional, atención, tiempo, liminalidad, agencias

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Este artículo explora las ricas y variadas experiencias de un proyecto de escritura colectiva desarrollado a través de un episodio protagonizado por Charlie, un niño que interrumpió creativamente los métodos convencionales de tomar fotografías. Este evento, ocurrido durante un paseo nocturno junto al mar en Ericeira (Portugal), ejemplifica la adhesión del proyecto al juego y la exploración de perspectivas diversas, manifestada en la insistencia lúdica de Charlie por experimentar con diferentes ángulos. El evento encarnó el enfoque grupal hacia la escritura, conduciendo a una investigación colectiva sobre la interacción entre edades, ángulos y temas como olas, hilos, sombras y espacios liminales. El proyecto, liderado por el Between Ages Collective, comenzó con reuniones informales en Plymouth, Reino Unido, y se expandió a un grupo de lectura en línea durante un año. Los y las participantes, provenientes de diversas generaciones y etapas académicas, compartieron materiales como películas, álbumes ilustrados y textos académicos que inspiraron sus contribuciones individuales. Influenciadas por el espíritu colaborativo del Colectivo, estas contribuciones exploraron el concepto de "entre edades", un espacio metafórico y literal de transición y fluidez. Las personas participantes crearon piezas que profundizan en este tema, explorando momentos inesperados que transforman interacciones y experiencias.

La escritura refleja una apertura y curiosidad, abrazando las incertidumbres y ambigüedades del proceso. Las obras no se adhieren estrictamente a formas académicas o narrativas convencionales, sino que surgen de experiencias compartidas como cocinar, comer, nadar y caminar en conjunto. El artículo propone que estos textos no son definitivos ni concluyentes, sino exploraciones que invitan a lectores y lectoras a relacionarse con las texturas cotidianas de la vida. Las historias y temas destacan por su diversidad en estilo, ritmo e imágenes, abarcando desde reflexiones filosóficas sobre sombras hasta implicaciones profundas de relaciones intergeneracionales e interespecíficas. El trabajo del Colectivo se presenta como una experiencia continua de pensamiento y escritura colaborativa, con cada pieza ofreciendo una perspectiva única sobre las fronteras fluidas y a menudo difusas entre diferentes momentos de la existencia. Esta apertura a espacios intermedios desafía las nociones de identidades y experiencias fijas, fomentando una visión más matizada de las dinámicas relacionales que moldean la vida. El artículo invita a lectores y lectoras a sumergirse en estas narrativas y explorar cómo resuenan con cuestiones más amplias de la existencia, la narración y la conexión.

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joanna haynes, University of Plymouth

Dr Joanna Haynes is Associate Professor at the University of Plymouth. She is author of Children as Philosophers (2002,2008) co-author, with Karin Murris, of Storywise, Thinking through Stories (2000), Picturebooks, Pedagogy and Philosophy (2012) and Literacies, Literature and Learning: reading classrooms differently (2018) . Together with Maughn Gregory and Karin Murris she edited the Routledge International Handbook of Philsophy for Children (2017).

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2024-11-30

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HAYNES, Joanna et al. olas de murmullos chispeantes en la vida cotidiana: jugando entre edades. childhood & philosophy, Rio de Janeiro, v. 20, p. 01–35, 2024. DOI: 10.12957/childphilo.2024.86815. Disponível em: https://www.e-publicacoes.uerj.br/childhood/article/view/86815. Acesso em: 1 may. 2025.

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