Banca de DEFESA: MONIQUE PFEIFER RODRIGUES DA SILVA

Uma banca de DEFESA de MESTRADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.
STUDENT : MONIQUE PFEIFER RODRIGUES DA SILVA
DATE: 17/02/2020
TIME: 14:00
LOCAL: Auditório E - CCHLA
TITLE:

ETHICAL-POLITICAL SUFFERING IN EVERYDAY LIVES OF COMMERCIAL WORKERS IN THE SOUTH ZONE OF NATAL-RN

KEY WORDS:

Cities; Female workers; Intersectionality; Ethical-political suffering; Narratives.

PAGES: 134
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: Psicologia
SUMMARY:

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 convenience and food 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. 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. Theses women feel fear, sadness, indignation and demotivation in face of sexual and racial discrimination; moral and sexual harassment; 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 works 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.

BANKING MEMBERS:
Interno - 1744558 - JADER FERREIRA LEITE
Presidente - 426721 - MARIA TERESA LISBOA NOBRE PEREIRA
Externo à Instituição - SANDRA RAQUEL SANTOS DE OLIVEIRA - UFS