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SOSA GUTIERREZ, Pedro Alexander  e  CHAPARRO CARDOZO, Elver. Scopic Regimes, Discipline, and Subjects. Arts Education in Colombian School. Prax. Saber [online]. 2014, vol.5, n.9, pp.211-233. ISSN 2216-0159.

The paper describes the conditions in which Arts education emerges in the Colombian school system at the end of 18^th century and the beginning of 19^thcentury as a process of taking ownership of Enlightenment discourses belonging to Modernity. Based on that, it describes scopic regimes -understood as points of view that become a production way of the visual thing mobilized by school, since it is a cross-cutting find in this search which showed four stages in the process of introducing Arts education in Colombia: 1. Pedro Rodríguez de Campomanes' Enlightenment discourse on popular education in Arts aimed at transforming craft guilds; 2. The creation of a relationship between Arts and science during the Botanical Expedition and the establishment of drawing workshops; 3. The creation of the Republican public instruction system with the promotion of Lancasterian system with utilitarian purposes. 4. The circulation of geometrical drawing manuals and the introduction of objective teaching (Pestalozzian methods).

Palavras-chave : Arts education; scopic regime; institutionalization; archaeology; genealogy.

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