O corpo do Brasil no jogo da vida
Sabemos que o corpo humano é
constituído de átomos de energia com dois polos
(o positivo e o negativo), o que diverge do antigo
paradigma que defendia a ideia cartesiana da
divisão entre corpo e mente, e espelhava-se nos
estereótipos de gênero. O objetivo do presente
estudo é compreender o pensar e o sentir, o
masculino e o feminino, de forma relacional,
em oposição aos fundamentos cartesianos. Na
prática, ainda somos regidos por leis baseadas
no pensamento masculino, racional, objetivo e
unilateral divergente das leis da natureza. Por
meio de um levantamento bibliográfico foram
coletados dados em sete áreas do conhecimento
com base na análise fragmentada dos
conteúdos e dos conceitos característicos do
paradigma cartesiano. Seguindo a abordagem
sistêmica, foram incorporadas metáforas por
meio da Música Popular Brasileira, para ampliar
o conceito de um corpo coletivo, amparado
pela proposta da psicologia junguiana. A partir
da afirmação de uma aluna que dizia não
poder pular o muro (concreto) com seu corpo
de menina para buscar uma bola, vislumbrei
os muros metafóricos da subjetividade e do
multiverso. “Existe um espírito de fantasia
jogando nos limites entre a ‘brincadeira’ e a
‘seriedade’, a fala e a linguagem e, brincando
com esta maravilhosa faculdade de designar, o
‘espírito’ parece estar constantemente saltando
entre a matéria (corpo) e as coisas pensadas
(mente) ” (Huizinga, 1994, p.03). Este trabalho
conclui discutindo o conceito de androginia, que
considera tanto o masculino quanto o feminino,
presentes no mesmo corpo.
O corpo do Brasil no jogo da vida
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.09619060937
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Palavras-chave: masculino-feminino; natureza-cultura; paradigmas
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Keywords: We know that the human body consists of energy atoms with two poles (the positive and the negative), which diverge from the old paradigm that defended the Cartesian idea of division between body and mind, and based on the gender stereotypes. The aim of this study is to look at the concepts of thinking and feeling, masculine and feminine, in a relational way, in opposition to those Cartesian foundations. It is important to understand the concepts of reality and life, once we are in constant interaction with nature and the universe. However and in a practice way, laws based on rational, objective, unilateral male thinking have ruled us – laws that are divergent from those of nature. Through a bibliographical survey, data were Sexualidade e Relações de Gênero 3 Capítulo 37 388 collected in seven areas of knowledge, based on the fragmented analysis of contents and some concepts of the Cartesian paradigm. Following the systemic approach, it was incorporated metaphors for amplifying the concept of collective body through the Brazilian popular music, supported by some proposals of the Jungian psychology. From the talking of a student that she could not jump over the wall (concrete) to catch the ball of the other side, with her girlish body, I glimpsed the metaphorical walls of subjectivity and multiverse. "There is a spirit of fantasy playing in the boundaries between a ‘joke’ and the ‘seriousness’, the speech and the language. Playing with this wonderful faculty of designating the ‘spirit’ seems to be constantly jumping between matter (body) and thought (mind)” (Huizinga, 1994, p. 03). This work concludes by discussing the concept of androgyny that considers both the masculine and the feminine within the same body.
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Abstract:
We know that the human body
consists of energy atoms with two poles (the
positive and the negative), which diverge from the
old paradigm that defended the Cartesian idea
of division between body and mind, and based
on the gender stereotypes. The aim of this study
is to look at the concepts of thinking and feeling,
masculine and feminine, in a relational way, in
opposition to those Cartesian foundations. It is
important to understand the concepts of reality
and life, once we are in constant interaction
with nature and the universe. However and
in a practice way, laws based on rational,
objective, unilateral male thinking have ruled us
– laws that are divergent from those of nature.
Through a bibliographical survey, data were
collected in seven areas of knowledge, based on the fragmented analysis of contents
and some concepts of the Cartesian paradigm. Following the systemic approach, it
was incorporated metaphors for amplifying the concept of collective body through the
Brazilian popular music, supported by some proposals of the Jungian psychology. From
the talking of a student that she could not jump over the wall (concrete) to catch the ball
of the other side, with her girlish body, I glimpsed the metaphorical walls of subjectivity
and multiverse. "There is a spirit of fantasy playing in the boundaries between a ‘joke’
and the ‘seriousness’, the speech and the language. Playing with this wonderful faculty
of designating the ‘spirit’ seems to be constantly jumping between matter (body) and
thought (mind)” (Huizinga, 1994, p. 03). This work concludes by discussing the concept
of androgyny that considers both the masculine and the feminine within the same body.
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Número de páginas: 15
- LUCIA MARIA FELIPE ALVES
