História e projeto de vida da mulher nordestina em São Paulo: uma análise do sentido emancipatório baseada no sintagma identidade-metamorfose-emancipação

Abstract

This thesis proposes to investigate the development of the emancipatory meaning in identity dynamics of a Northeastern woman, resident of a poor community in São Paulo, whose daily experience is facing several difficulties related to migration, exclusion, gender and religion, exacerbated by the stigma of poverty and inferiority, attributed socially. Dealt with the contextual construction of an "invisibility identity politics", created to legitimize the social inequality and categorize the Brazilian population, having in the northeastern migrant its clearest expression in order to keep the heteronomy ensuring the hegemony of economic power control groups, throughout the history of the country. Methodologically a case study based on the collection of life history narrative by the technical procedure of reflective interview that gave body to the qualitative interpretation in order to identify the representations that the respondent did of herself and of the world. Based on the identity Syntagma - metamorphosis - emancipation was evaluated in what way the construction of the inter-subjective individual - society manifests itself through his speech, according to the internalization and externalization of dominant identity politics and its effects on the psyche subjection and manipulation of consciousness, how was the formation and development of the dynamics of the characters of identity and what the relationships established with respect to the achievement of autonomy and boost the emancipatory sense; emotions and feelings more evident in the participation of affection in this process; and, finally, evaluated the perspective of their life project