Programa de Pós-Graduação em Psicologia
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Master Thesis Sofrimento ético-político no cotidiano de trabalhadoras comerciárias da Zona Sul de Natal-RN(2020-02-17) Silva, Monique Pfeifer Rodrigues da; Pereira, Maria Teresa Lisboa Nobre; ; ; Leite, Jader Ferreira; ; Oliveira, Sandra Raquel Santos de;Natal’ Administrative South Zone was urbanized in the order to conceive tourism, commercial services and civil construction, about which hegemonic narratives and forms of occupation of the city are produced to attract foreign investments and appeal to consumption, with spatial segregation and reproduction of oppression. For Brazilian women, especially black and poor, their circulation in spaces evokes material and symbolic challenges. These injustices, resulting from the processes of social exclusion/perverse inclusion on the capitalist system, can be experienced as pain, affecting subaltern groups. This research aimed to investigate how the ethical-political suffering, as much as the forms of resistance, are expressed in the everyday life of female workers in commercial establishments in the South Zone of Natal-RN. Field observations, research journals and analysis of implication constituted the initial phase of the study, which used a narrative interview script with a socio-demographic questionnaire as instrument. Narratives were produced after the interviews with 04 women with experience as attendant in the neighborhoods of Ponta Negra and Capim Macio. The narratives were analyzed through five thematic axes. In their everyday lives, the production of ethical-political suffering was expressed based on gender, race, class and territorial disparities in the meetings between peripheral workers and clients of wealthy classes. These women feel fear, sadness, indignation and demotivation in face of sexual and racial discrimination; harassments; precarious work and obstacles to migrate between neighborhoods, aggravated by intersectional arrangements. Collective strategies and unsubmissive attitudes are common ways of resistance, although customer service is the priority in the establishments’ operation. The reproduction of subordinate places on which the costumers places these workers reveals the colonial inheritances of subordination, exploitation and sexual objectification over the poor and racialized women. The narratives of historically invisible experiences express the contradictions of an excluding and intolerant urbanization and point out the need for intersectional perspectives to criticize it.Doctoral Thesis Arranjos urbanos e subjetivos contemporâneos na invenção de territórios turísticos(Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, 2011-04-01) Alverga, Alex Reinecke de; Dimenstein, Magda Diniz Bezerra; ; http://buscatextual.cnpq.br/buscatextual/visualizacv.do?id=K4763508E6; ; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6612925447402990; Coradini, Lisabete; ; http://buscatextual.cnpq.br/buscatextual/visualizacv.do?id=K4785895Z8; Lopes Júnior, Edmilson; ; http://buscatextual.cnpq.br/buscatextual/visualizacv.do?id=K4703249P4; Baptista, Luiz Antonio dos Santos; ; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1895529909984541; Zamora, Maria Helena; ; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6425497242419672We seek consistency empirical and analytical rigor to the concept of touristification in the course of the contemporary arrangements of subjectivity and urbanity stations through a landscape of social (dis)encounters between residents and foreigners living in the capital of Rio Grande do Norte, Natal. In the last three decades the city has become a major destination country for national and international tourism, making tourism an important monitor of choreography in search of synchrony between cities and subjectivities, orchestrated by the cyclical crises and the relentless battle for systemic capitalistic expansion and survival. We proceed with an ethnographic and cartographic inspiration in Ponta Negra, where the waterfront redevelopment in 2000 conducted by the government, influenced the implementation of various establishments, services and practices related to the construction of Natal s major industry hub of tourism and entertainment. We proposed an arch-genealogy of touristification inspared on Michel Foucault analytical perspective, increased by authors in confluence or in different theoretical and methodological approaches, among which stand out Karl Marx, Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari, Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri. The reflections that initially turned to the advancement of the sphere of consumerism as the issue capable of articulating the developmental trajectory of the capitalist system and the practice of tourism, promoting some effects (un)desirable in the conflictual dynamics of the condition of the district of Ponta Negra, territory each again (re) produces the designs to meet the consumption by affluent portion of the population and foreign, encountering social exclusion and inclusion differentiated a growing trend. We go forward with an analysis of the "liberation of desire" phenomenal features of the process of producing subjective, providing a breakdown of the recent world s financial crisis initially, but proved social and political crisis also, through a plot derived from the operation of real estate speculation, which Natal is mainly caught through touristification, showing the outlines of a generalized crisis in establishing a new order buoyed by the emergence of a context "biopolitical" since it is a major route that uses the capital to survive and expand, while guiding the process of "strategic beautification" held in Ponta Negra, problematized by us. We conclude by assessing the appropriateness of proposing on further analysis to explore the establishment of a "new social ontology in terms of interference touristification ongoing and the constitution of a "new order" local/global, away from that characterize a system's capitalist overcoming, try to give emphasis in the current stage of the radicalization of a capitalistic utopia