A COR DO DEFEITO: UMA ANÁLISE SOBRE RAÇA, GÊNERO E CORPOREIDADE

Authors

  • Daniara Thomaz UEM
  • Luara Vieira UEM

Abstract

Este trabajo tiene por objetivo una reflexión acerca de los efectos del racismo en la auto-percepción yasimilación de los cuerpos negros femeninos. A partir de la estética hegemónica establecida socialmente, lacorporeidad negra pasa a ser un problema en la vivencia de mujeres negras, cuyas características físicas seconvierten en elementos de repulsa que resultan en el sentimiento de auto-odio. De esta forma, buscamosanalizar la vivencia de cinco mujeres negras, integrantes de un colectivo de juventud negra ubicado en la ciudadde Maringá-PR, a fin de comprender por medio de conversaciones las relaciones que las mismas establecen consus cuerpos y las interacciones de éstos con el medio social.

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Published

2019-06-07

How to Cite

Thomaz, D., & Vieira, L. (2019). A COR DO DEFEITO: UMA ANÁLISE SOBRE RAÇA, GÊNERO E CORPOREIDADE. Espirales Journal, 3(1), 216–230. Retrieved from https://revistas.unila.edu.br/espirales/article/view/1720

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 1 (2019): Anais Encuentro de Estudios Sociales

Section

Thematic Dossier - Articles

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