Aracuã & Other Ways of Living and Saying in Education (Portuguese version)

Abstract

This article proposes the cultivation of a speculative gesture by imagining the consequences of understanding worlds as pluriontological and multispecific. Proposing that western education would be a corollary of western metaphysics circumscribed as control of the continuity of a way of existing, through a discussion between authors such as Anna Tsing, Haraway, Stengers and Viveiros de Castro, I claim the ethical urgency of pausing and looking around to com-fabulate- with different ways of living and narrating. When we decide to expand the spectrum of realities of existents who participate in our practices and decisions, incorporating other temporalities as eligibility criteria, what I propose here is to assume the possible attitude of stuttering mentioned by Stengers, claiming that writing in other ways means living with and from other modes of existence.