De um lugar, sob uma pele: cartografias para uma escrita de si.

Abstract

This work presents an analysis of the elements that interfere in the performance of black male subjectivity. It uses cartographic tracing as a method of narrative review of the literature for the construction of a network of knowledge about the theme and its intersectionalities, dialoguing with the author's own experience as a black man when building hetero autobiographical writing. The research remount to a psychosociology, oriented towards mapping the processes of subjectivation of black men and the colonial crossings of gender, race, and sexuality, in the inseparable context of colonialism and capitalism. We sought to analyze how these brands emerge in the lives of the people involved in this process using as a field, in addition to scientific databases, literature, and the arts. It is assumed that sociological and psychosocial interventions, the psychotherapeutic or analytical clinic; economic macroanalysis, and the creation of public policies must deal with these marks.