Admiráveis mulheres de fronteiras: o processo de subjetivação feminina nas famílias - narrativas cotidianas contemporâneas ao século XXI em grupo de mulheres de uma organização da sociedade civil em Fortaleza - Ceará

• Ano de defesa: 2022
• Autor(a) principal: Campelo, Maria Helena Rodrigues
• Orientador(a): Holanda, Patrícia Helena Carvalho
• Tipo de documento: Tese
• Tipo de acesso: Acesso aberto
• Idioma: por
• Palavras-chave em Português: Mulheres; Famílias; Subjetivação; Women; Families; Subjectivation
• Link de acesso: http://www.repositorio.ufc.br/handle/riufc/67389

The present study has as its theme: Admirable women of borders: the process of female subjectivation in families - contemporary everyday narratives to the 21st century in groups of a Civil Society Organization in Fortaleza - Ceará. This research articulates the theoretical categories: Women, Families, Subjectivation. We consider that the transformations experienced by women in families impact their subjectivation process, as the socially normalized modes of production of the feminine are related to family, social, cultural, economic and political relationships. This issue was fundamental to understand the interface between the process of subjectivation of women in the family context, identifying the female narratives in the local reality, from the expressions of the life stories of women in everyday life. We consider the question that guided this research: How does the process of subjectivation of women in the family context occur, in relation to the influence of new family configurations expressed in contemporary narratives to the 21st century, from groups of women of a Civil Society Organization in Fortaleza – Ceara? In this investigation, we aim as General Objective - To understand the process of subjectivation of women in the family context, in relation to the influence of new family configurations expressed in contemporary narratives to the 21st century, from a group of women from a Civil Society Organization in Fortaleza - Ceará. Constitute Specific Objectives: 1. Analyze how the process of subjectivation of women occurs within their respective families in contemporary times; 2. Explain the influence of the women's subjectivation process, the ways of female production and the forms of female resistance in their families; 3. Explain the relationship between the process of women's subjectivation and the contemporary transformations of new family configurations.In the basic theoretical contribution that supports this study, we consider the works of: Agnes Heller (1989); Aníbal Quijano (2005); Bell Hooks (2014); Bruschini (2015); Gloria Anzaldúa (2000); Judith Butler (2003); Lord Audre (2012); Maria Lugones (2014); Margareth Rago (1996); Michel Foucault (1993); Patricia Collins (2016); Walter Mignolo (2003); Valeska Zanello (2016). Methodologically, we place this study within the scope of qualitative research, with an explanatory objective, with a group interventional nature and a bibliographic procedure base. We conducted field research to articulate the categories, based on female narratives, of women's life stories and everyday stories in their families. The public participating in the intervention are women in situations of social vulnerability assisted by the institution Projeto Sementes da ICA - PROSSICA, in Fortaleza-Ceará. We recognize as a result the need to give visibility to women's daily lives, highlighting the process of female subjectivation, with regard to the construction of autonomy, empowerment and female protagonism. We point out the thesis that women constitute their subjectivity within their families because it is in this space that they learn to interact, socialize, produce and reproduce social and cultural values, and in this context, they transmit norms, rules and functions to the children they care for and educate, this condition of bond building enables change in their lives and transformation in their families.