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Corporalidades, desejos e políticas de subversão

Authors: Peres, Wiliam Siqueira;

Corporalidades, desejos e políticas de subversão

Abstract

Este ensaio busca problematizar a respeito dos modos pelos quais as corporalidades e os processos desejantes foram construídos dentro de sistemas binários e universalistas e submetidos a aprisionamentos restritos à heteronormatividade e ao falocentrismo, sendo na maioria das vezes, as únicas referências que se orientam as escolas, seus currículos e sistemas de avaliação. De modo crítico e ampliado problematiza as relações entre as escolas, seus e suas agentes e as expressões dissidentes de corporalidades, sexos, sexualidades, gêneros e outros marcadores sociais de estigmas. Apresenta leituras que evidenciam que mesmo ainda conservadoras as escolas já produzem programas que facilitam discussões sobre as diversidades e humanas e permitem criar pedagogias e políticas educacionais que possam ser laicas, democráticas e inclusivas.

This paper raises questions about the ways in which corporeality and processes desiring were built within binary systems, universalistic and subjected to imprisonment restricted to heteronormativity and phallocentrism, and most often, the only references that guide the schools, their curricula and assessment systems. Critically and expanded the questions between the schools, and their agents and their expressions of dissent corporeality, gender, sexuality, gender and other markers of social stigmas. Presents readings that show that even still conservative schools already produce programs that facilitate discussions on diversity and human and allow you to create pedagogies and educational policies that may be secular, democratic and inclusive

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Brazil
Keywords

Educação, Desejos, Desire, Subjetivação, Subjectivity, Corporalidades, Corporeality, Education

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