O curso de Pedagogia da UFES sob os olhares das/os alunas/os concluintes: processos de subjetivação produzidos num coletivo de intensidades

Analisa o curso de Pedagogia pela perspectiva das/os alunas/os concluintes, tomando a produção de subjetividades como eixo central. Potencializa os discursos pelas narrativas das/os alunas/os, a forma como se constituíram como professoras/es e pedagogas/os no decorrer do curso, fazendo as correlações com as normatizações curriculares e as dimensões vivenciadas por elas/es. Toma o currículo como um conjunto de elementos discursivos, normativos, de conversas, de compartilhamento de experiências, e potencializa-o através dos encontros, de uma formação para o outro, das lacunas prescritivas, formando assim uma complexa produção de subjetividades, sempre coletiva, que se esforça para abandonar os clichês dos significados e as molaridades da prescrição curricular. Tem como principais intercessores teóricos ao problematizar as produções subjetivas no que tange ao currículo, Gilles Deleuze, Félix Guattari e Janete Magalhães Carvalho. Utiliza a cartografia como acompanhamento de processos em que não há uma coleta de dados, mas uma produção desses, pautada no recurso metodológico das narrativas – formas de conversações em que há o principal recurso na produção dos dados. Assim, o processo tornou-se intenso e delicado, mas muito feliz, por ter priorizado as muitas formas de vivenciar esse currículo, sem uma individualização dos sujeitos, mas sempre a partir da perspectiva de uma subjetividade a-centrada, sem rostidade.

O ser elástico, mola, agulha, trepidação: expressões do homoerotismo em Fernando Pessoa

This Masters thesis investigates and analyzes the homoerotic expressions in Fernando Pessoa s poetry and in his heteronyms : Álvaro de Campos, Alberto Caeiro and Ricardo Reis. Through the elaboration of deceptive strategies as a way to escape from the insults and the constraints, the poet by means of creative runaway lines builds up a homoerotic poetry that differ from the established patterns and representational models of the literature. We can find, bearing in mind a problematic sexuality which overflows in the various I s, of the sinuous identities and the movable boundaries, and intense mask games. They become real in poems, especially by means of sensations, yielding the possibility of a queer discourse and generating a homoerotic poetry. Pessoa s homoerotism is, thus, presented amid friendly relationships, smooth spaces, of heterotrophy of the city, or others space and the closet s aesthetics. Based on this, it is noted the articulations of a performance gender as body scripture and inscription, thus establishing a physical-writing which reveals a transgressive sexuality, with multiple entrances and exits, affirmations and denials that originate paradoxes. In this matter, we develop links between Foucault conceptions (2010a, 2010b, 2011) towards the history of sexuality, friendship and the power-knowledge relations with traces of significance and subjectivity, in processes of faciality and BwO (Body-without-Organs) in Deleuze and Guattari (1996). We still consider the ontological questionings towards the Gay dimension in Eribon (2008) and we raise aspects concerning the construction of the idea of masculinity in Bourdieu (2010). Finally, we base ourselves on Sedgwick s 1993 closet epistemological approach, as well as on Butler s 2012 gender and performance theory, also going through a few Bataille 1987 passages about erotism, that redimension the homoaffective images of the Portuguese poet

Involução criadora: o maior e o menor na obra de Gilles Deleuze

This work is on the political thought of the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze (1925 – 1995) taking the concepts of major/minor as starting point, since by them the deleuzian philosophy produces significant approaches to think politics and its forms. Not only the concepts of major/minor, but also the concept of becoming, in the mode of becoming-minor, marks the proposition, as we could tell, a properly deleuzian political philosophy. Thus, this work attempts to expose the possible form of this politics and of a fight ethic associated to it. To study the Deleuze political thought today is not to abdicate of a political thought that recognizes the singularities and embraces the political fight not as a totalizing revolution, but as resistance. The analyses of the concepts of major/minor, and the becoming shows itself as necessary in the political proposal in the present context