![]() ![]() N2 - This paper examines Karagiozis – Greek shadow puppet theatre for children – as a way to explore how the Arts might support socially just education in the early years. T2 - exploring principles of social justice in the arts for young children As authors from diverse cultural backgrounds with different experiences of arriving and residing in Australia, we consider themes of social justice identified in a Karagiozis play and an interview with a Greek-Australian Karagiozis puppeteer, drawing on Nussbaums learning and meaning-making about social justice matters in local and global contexts.", This paper builds awareness about the value of employing the Capability Approach as a framework for exploring matters of social justice and contributes to dialogue about the value of the Arts in opening possibilities for young children’s learning and meaning-making about social justice matters in local and global contexts.Ībstract = "This paper examines Karagiozis – Greek shadow puppet theatre for children – as a way to explore how the Arts might support socially just education in the early years. Layered analysis of the data provides a basis for examining: (1) the potential of Karagiozis for exploring social justice themes with young children and (2) intersections between social justice themes identified in Karagiozis and circumstances for multicultural groups in the Australian context. ![]() As authors from diverse cultural backgrounds with different experiences of arriving and residing in Australia, we consider themes of social justice identified in a Karagiozis play and an interview with a Greek-Australian Karagiozis puppeteer, drawing on Nussbaum’s (2000) Capability Approach. This paper examines Karagiozis – Greek shadow puppet theatre for children – as a way to explore how the Arts might support socially just education in the early years.
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