Geo-grafias dos sujeitxs: g?nero e a??o cultural em Nova Igua?u.

• Autor(a) principal: Peres, Carolina Pereira
• Data de Publicação: 2017
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRRJ
• Texto Completo: https://tede.ufrrj.br/jspui/handle/jspui/4278
• topic: a??es; g?nero; sujeitos; action; gender; person; Geografia

Geography allows us to reflect spatially the daily experien ce of the population of the city and this work seeks to emphasize the importance of cultural action in the city of Nova Igua?u / RJ. The actions we emphasize in this analysis bring contributions to critical thinking about issues of gender, body and sexual ities. The Collective Baphos Perif?ricos, the Poesia Segunda Pele, Sarau V, Buraco do Get?lio Cineclub and Coletivo Cineclubista Xuxu com Xis are actions built collectively, from subjects that reaffirm their existence as peripheral and produce spaces of dialogues based on their demands, building a possible city to these existences. We will emphasize the forms of organization of these actions, the confrontations, difficulties and limitations of these persons , who despites not possessing the most advanced t echnologies, they promote meetings, events and attractions, whose collaborative and horizontal senses deserve to be understood. The studies of these actions in Geography and, above all, studies of gender, bodies and sexualities in urban spaces are still ma rginalized studies in the field of Cultural Geography. We will rely on authors such as Joseli Silva, who in his book "Geografias subversivas" (2009) brings a methodological option so that we can subvert the social structures that oppress these subjects and peripheral person and LBGTQI +, giving them visibilities within a scientific field in that historically dominated the knowledge of man, in a male chauvinist perspective of science. The contribution of the second wave of feminism to Geography was of extreme importance for studies of gender, bodies and sexualities. Nevertheless, the epistemology of Geography is guided by a masculine and western scientific approach, mainly European. This fact is reflected in the absence of these non hegemonic knowledge in the university curriculum and by a political conjuncture that makes it difficult to debate these themes in other educational spaces. The cultural actions of Nova Igua?u that we gather in this analysis reflect a search to resolve the oppressions caused to thes e subjects, and bring to the body, the street, the periphery, women, LGBTQIs + the need to subvert daily oppressions and become possible a life urban renewal.