Banca de QUALIFICAÇÃO: FRANCIELE ALVES DOS SANTOS

Uma banca de QUALIFICAÇÃO de MESTRADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.
STUDENT : FRANCIELE ALVES DOS SANTOS
DATE: 01/06/2022
TIME: 15:00
LOCAL: https://meet.google.com/cch-vkzw-rix
TITLE:

TRAILING “PATHS BACK”: WHAT YOU LEARN WHEN WALKING ON THE FRONTIER

KEY WORDS:

native peoples; women; narrative; self-recognition;

PAGES: 55
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: Psicologia
SUMMARY:

The denial of our ancestry by colonization is a wound that few of us have accessed the right to care for. Centuries ago, local historiography determined the disappearance of the Potiguar indigenous, which reflects the genocide of the native peoples of Rio Grande do Norte. In view of this and other clues for the research, I approached the Guayumi Potyguara indigenous woman and her experience of ethnic recovery, proposing as a general objective: To understand the process of self-recognition of an indigenous woman and her relationship with her life experiences. And, as specific objectives: a) to rescue with the interlocutor her life story, thinking about her body-territory in the process of self-recognition as an indigenous woman; and, b) analyze her process of constitution as an indigenous woman and the effects on her life, on gender relations in the family and community spheres. We bet on the hybridization of other methodologies with the ethical-political perspective of decoloniality, this is not just a concept or a definition, but a life option, defined by action and engagement. We use the following tools: field diaries; narrative interviews; tour of the collection of photographic memories and productions of this woman; and, my writings. We seek to weave political narratives that encompass the dimensions of her self-recognition process, her body-territory and the effects on her experience as an indigenous woman. The narratives will initially be written by me, but they will be read and modified after reading Guayumi, building a methodology in the form of a circle, referring to the daily indigenous formations that organize both spaces, towers, decision spaces, even their cosmovisions. It is intended to contribute to the field of political dispute by narrating the process of recovery of the original people of Potiguar, through the voice of their women, going against the hegemonic truths in search of the well-being of women and their peoples. The denial of our ancestry by colonization is a wound that few of us have accessed the right to care for. Centuries ago, local historiography determined the disappearance of the Potiguar indigenous, which reflects the genocide of the native peoples of Rio Grande do Norte. In view of this and other clues for the research, I approached the Guayumi Potyguara indigenous woman and her experience of ethnic recovery, proposing as a general objective: To understand the process of self-recognition of an indigenous woman and her relationship with her life experiences. And, as specific objectives: a) to rescue with the interlocutor her life story, thinking about her body-territory in the process of self-recognition as an indigenous woman; and, b) analyze her process of constitution as an indigenous woman and the effects on her life, on gender relations in the family and community spheres. We bet on the hybridization of other methodologies with the ethical-political perspective of decoloniality, this is not just a concept or a definition, but a life option, defined by action and engagement. We use the following tools: field diaries; narrative interviews; tour of the collection of photographic memories and productions of this woman; and, my writings. We seek to weave political narratives that encompass the dimensions of her self-recognition process, her body-territory and the effects on her experience as an indigenous woman. The narratives will initially be written by me, but they will be read and modified after reading Guayumi, building a methodology in the form of a circle, referring to the daily indigenous formations that organize both spaces, towers, decision spaces, even their cosmovisions. It is intended to contribute to the field of political dispute by narrating the process of recovery of the original people of Potiguar, through the voice of their women, going against the hegemonic truths in search of the well-being of women and their peoples.

BANKING MEMBERS:
Presidente - 2086520 - CANDIDA MARIA BEZERRA DANTAS
Externa à Instituição - FERNANDA VIEIRA DE SANT'ANNA
Interna - ***.184.904-** - MARIA DA GRAÇA SILVEIRA GOMES DA COSTA - UFRN