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The education in the indigenous schools, even though it is build within the legal framework of the State and a modern concept of education, demands new comprehensions from the western society not only in its relation with the indigenous education, but also in its relation with the indigenous people. Because of its condition as a mediator between two different forms of thinking, the indigenous school also represents a fertile ground to think about the western conceptions of education. This article is dedicated to a deeper reflection about some aspects of the relation between the western society, based on rationality and science, and the indian people in the construction of the indigenous schools.

ESCOLA, PENSAMENTO INDÍGENA E PENSAMENTO OCIDENTAL: REFLEXÕES PARA PENSAR A EDUCAÇÃO ESCOLAR INDÍGENA