After the October Revolution of 1917, one of the primary aims of the Bolshevik Party was the creation of the New Soviet Man and Woman. In the view of the Party, young people, who were presumably more malleable and less influenced by the countrys tsarist past, were the most logical group to become this new Soviet person. This thesis examines the relationship between the Bolshevik Party and young people in the 1920s. It discusses the methods the Party took to influence young people, including the restructuring of the countrys school system, the creation of a national youth organization, the Communist League of Youth (Komsomol), and the development of recreational and leisure activities intended to teach youth the values and behaviours appropriate to Communists. It also examines the experiences of youth under the regime, with attention paid to the different experiences had by urban youth as opposed to rural youth, and young men as distinct from young women. Finally, the thesis attempts to assess the degree to which the Bolshevik Party was successful in creating believers among young people.

After the October Revolution of 1917, one of the primary aims of the Bolshevik Party was the creation of the New Soviet Man and Woman. In the view of the Party, young people, who were presumably more malleable and less influenced by the countrys tsarist past, were the most logical group to become this new Soviet person. This thesis examines the relationship between the Bolshevik Party and young people in the 1920s. It discusses the methods the Party took to influence young people, including the restructuring of the countrys school system, the creation of a national youth organization, the Communist League of Youth (Komsomol), and the development of recreational and leisure activities intended to teach youth the values and behaviours appropriate to Communists. It also examines the experiences of youth under the regime, with attention paid to the different experiences had by urban youth as opposed to rural youth, and young men as distinct from young women. Finally, the thesis attempts to assess the degree to which the Bolshevik Party was successful in creating believers among young people.

Submitted by Ricardo Cedraz Duque Moliterno (ricardo.moliterno@uefs.br) on 2015-08-05T01:06:33Z No. of bitstreams: 1 GEORGIA DISSERTA?AO .pdf: 1820605 bytes, checksum: e6c3a19ae271bf2dcbdfdb881ffbc338 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2015-08-05T01:06:33Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 GEORGIA DISSERTA?AO .pdf: 1820605 bytes, checksum: e6c3a19ae271bf2dcbdfdb881ffbc338 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-06-13 / Funda??o de Amparo ? Pesquisa do Estado da Bahia - FAPEB / This paper discusses how School Farm Families (EFAs) conceive the Integrated Secondary Vocational Education and the elements that collaborate in the construction of professional projects of the students of these institutions. The EFAs are educational institutions that have a project specific training for the youth the field in order to enhance community and family life of the peasants, through the educational system of the Pedagogy of Alternation. The study was conducted with the approach of case study and was based on the analysis of the Agricultural Family Schools Education, belonging to the Network of Agricultural Family Schools Integrated Semi Arid (REFAISA). Surveys and analysis of bibliographic, documentary studies, participant observation were made, and semi-structured interviews with students, monitors, families and teachers of stages involved in three contexts EFAs Secondary Education Network. As a result os the research, we identified that the political pedagogical project of the schools families living with contradictions and everyday tensions: the insertion of a hand in the contexts of schools, a conception of vocational education based on instrumental rationality to mold the educational school system, the another, the constant struggle for viability and operation of a significant and counter- hegemonic formation process for young peasants that constitute effective possibilities of permanence in Bahia subject field. / Este trabalho discute como as Escolas Fam?lias Agr?colas (EFAs) concebem o Ensino M?dio Integrado ? Educa??o Profissionalizante e os elementos que colaboram na constru??o dos projetos profissionais dos estudantes destas institui??es. As EFAs s?o institui??es escolares que possuem um projeto de forma??o espec?fico para a juventude do campo com a finalidade de potencializar a vida comunit?ria e familiar dos camponeses, via o sistema educativo da Pedagogia da Altern?ncia. A pesquisa qualitativa foi realizada com a abordagem do estudo de caso e pautou-se na an?lise das Escolas Fam?lias Agr?colas de Ensino M?dio, pertencentes ? Rede de Escolas Fam?lias Agr?colas Integradas do Semi ?rido (REFAISA). Foram feitos levantamentos e an?lise de informa??es bibliogr?ficas, estudos documentais, observa??o participante, al?m de entrevistas semi-estruturadas com estudantes, monitores, fam?lias e mestres de est?gios envolvidos nos contextos de tr?s EFAs de Ensino M?dio da Rede. Como resultado da pesquisa, identificou-se que o projeto pol?tico pedag?gico das escolas fam?lias convive com contradi??es e tensionamentos cotidianos: de um lado a inser??o nos contextos das escolas, de uma concep??o de educa??o profissionalizante pautada na racionalidade instrumental aos moldes do sistema educacional de ensino; de outro, a constante luta pela viabiliza??o e operacionaliza??o de um significativo e contra-hegem?nico processo formativo para jovens camponeses, que se constituam em efetivas possibilidades de perman?ncia destes sujeitos no campo baiano.