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SAAVEDRA REY, Liliana  y  SAAVEDRA REY, Sneider. Ethical (and Human) Formation Based on Literary Experience: Contributions of Pedagogical Anthropology to Didactics of Literature. La Palabra [online]. 2023, n.46, e07.  Epub 19-Mar-2024. ISSN 0121-8530.  https://doi.org/10.19053/01218530.n46.2023.16656.

This article summarizes classroom research conducted over five years. It analyzes the effect of literary experience on the ethical education and formation (Bildung) of eleventh-grade students. Through the methodology known as lived experience, the study focused on the possible worlds of classic heroism and existentialism as a life-world, approached through a narrative, hermeneutic, and phenomenological lens, within the framework of pedagogical anthropology. The results demonstrated that the didactics of literature can transcend the discursive nature of reading, transforming it into a question of existence. Thus, it is concluded that this literary experience implies for the readers a leap outside of themselves in pursuit of the generality inherent in formation as a potential effect, prompting them to question their identity and decisions in relation to the other and the others represented in fiction.

Palabras clave : Didactics of Literature; Literary Experience; Pedagogical Anthropology; Human Formation (Bildung); Ethics Education; Classroom Research; Classic Hero; Existentialism.

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