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Medeia, práticas discursivas e anormalidade

Authors: Santos, Jennifer Simpson dos; Silva, Rosimeri Aquino da;

Medeia, práticas discursivas e anormalidade

Abstract

O texto tem por objetivo ensaiar discussões sobre a produção de corpos anormais a partir da problematização de seus nomes e lugares, tecendo reflexões no campo das práticas discursivas. Partindo das leituras da tragédia Medeia, de Sêneca, do curso Os anormais e da obra As palavras e as coisas, de Foucault, procuramos refletir sobre a seguinte questão: como as práticas discursivas constituem a anormalidade e a materializam em determinados corpos? Para isso, problematizamos as práticas discursivas que recaem sobre a mãe filicida, com o propósito de compreender como ocorre a produção da anormalidade e como tal prática deseja um lugar, cujo corpo constitui a primeira territorialidade.

The text aims to discuss the production of abnormal bodies from the problematization of their names and places, reflecting critically in the field of discursive practices. Starting from the readings of Seneca's Medea tragedy, Foucault's The Abnormals and The Words and Things, we try to reflect on the following question: how do discursive practices constitute abnormality and materialize it in certain bodies? For this, we problematize the discursive practices that fall on the filicide mother. Thus, we aim to understand how the production of abnormality occurs and how such practice desires a place, whose body constitutes the first territoriality.

Keywords

Abnormality, Medea, Anormalidade, Discursive practices

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