The co-construction of Knowledge

A proposal for the symbolic resignification of the habitat

Abstract

Habitat production is marked by a multitude of variables and pressures that generate processes of social exclusion. This article puts into discussion this way of producing Habitat that, socially naturalized, reads as the only possible way, generating the necessary subsequent maneuver, of including those who are left out by the process itself.
The Symbolic Resignification of Habitat will be understood, in this work, as the path of struggles against the hegemonies that produce Habitat, including three moments theoretically categorized in questioning, transformation and new order. Co-construction stands here as the new emancipatory order, the result of this journey of struggles.
To highlight these exclusion-inclusion mechanisms, an alternative habitat production experience will be presented at the end, under a Co-construction of Knowledge approach within the framework of a Federal Productive Network, constituted in order to institutionalize another. form of production that does not need devices for subsequent inclusion, because it is gene-rated under a collective and cooperative conception of habitat production, being sustained by a network of heterogeneous knowledge, which is nourished by the cultural heritage and the communication strategies of the actors that they energize this process.