Desvelando Dinâmicas de Poder: violência contra a mulher reflexo do seu não reconhecimento como pessoa
Desvelando Dinâmicas de Poder: violência contra a mulher reflexo do seu não reconhecimento como pessoa
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.3102401027
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Palavras-chave: Violência. Subjetivação. Reconhecimento. Reificação.
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Keywords: Violence. Subjectivation. Recognition. Reification.
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Abstract: The present study addresses gender violence in the context of Brazilian society, marked by the historically constituted patriarchal structure. Patriarchalism, the source of machismo and, therefore, violence caused by the reification of women still has a significant presence in contemporary Brazilian society. Although advances have been made in recent decades in terms of women's rights and awareness of gender issues, many patriarchal characteristics persist. It aims to explore the intricate social fabrics where gender issues play a significant role. By entering this terrain, we seek to shed light on the interactions, structures and challenges that shape individual and collective experiences of gender inequality, violence and discrimination against women, through the relationship of interdependence between patriarchy, subjectivation, non-recognition and reification. How are the power dynamics that perpetuate violence against women intrinsically linked to their non-recognition as a person? And the concepts for searching for an answer to this question involve the relationship of interdependence between patriarchalism, the process of subjectivation, the lack of recognition of women as beings and the process of reification. Methodologically, the study was governed by bibliographical research and the rescue of materials from the research group entitled “Collateral damage of the heterosexual universe”, certified by the CNPQ. Thus, based on the theoretical-methodological tools of historian Nelson Werneck Sodré, Michel Foucault, Gilberto Freyre, Aubré and Laplantine, as well as Mary Esperândio, Max Weber, Axel Honneth, the aforementioned authors in the field of Cultural Anthropology, Sociology and Cultural Studies in allowed us to address other aspects of violence against women in Brazilian society.
- Maria Clara Ramos Nery