Banca de DEFESA: DOMINIQUE STEFANY GOMES DOS SANTOS

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DISCENTE : DOMINIQUE STEFANY GOMES DOS SANTOS
DATA : 23/04/2022
HORA: 09:00
LOCAL: GOOGLE MEET
TÍTULO:

PERMISSIONS AND INTERDICTIONS: EDUCATION AND GENDER RELATIONS IN RURAL SETTLEMENTS ON THE BRAZIL-BOLÍVIA FRONTIER.

PALAVRAS-CHAVES:

Education. Gender Relations. Territory. Rural Settlements.

PÁGINAS: 199
GRANDE ÁREA: Ciências Humanas
ÁREA: Sociologia
SUBÁREA: Sociologia Rural
RESUMO:

This dissertation is part of an investigation in the field of education, in the thematic field of gender studies with peasant women and men from rural settlements located on the Brazil-Bolivia border, in the municipality of Cáceres-MT. The research problem consisted in understanding: how are educational practices concerning the gendering processes in social relations between women and men constituted in rural settlements? The general objective was to analyze the gendering educational processes of women and men (the permitted and the prohibited) in their social relations in/from the countryside on the Brazil-Bolivia Border. The theoretical basis was based on the concepts of territory and border by authors Saquet and Gallo (2010); Ferreira and Suttana (2012); Garcia (2017); Haesbaert (2020). Rural Education in the authors Caldart (2008, 2010); Molina and Freitas (2011). Throughout the dissertation, an attempt was made to establish a dialogue with the concepts of Social and Sexual Division of Labor by the authors Rua and Abramovay (2000); Kergoat (2009); Korol (2016); Federici (2018). Gender and Patriarchy with authors Scott (1995); Louro (1997, 2001, 2008); Hooks (2017, 2019); Tiburi (2018). The methodological path followed the qualitative research approach according to Minayo (1994) and the descriptive research type based on Gil (2008). A field research was carried out and, regarding the data collection technique, we adopted a semi-structured interview with peasant women who live and (re)exist in the territory of settlements on the Brazil-Bolivia border. As a strategy to face the COVID-19 pandemic context, we built the research sample using the snowball technique (VINUTO, 2014). The fieldwork consisted of interviews with 11 peasants, 8 women and 3 men, through the Google Meet platform, and the analytical procedure took place through narrative analysis (DUARTE, 2004). Thus, we identified that this field is configured as a territory of reproduction and peasant resistance. The results indicate that there is a division and differentiation between genders, in which work in the house is assigned to women and work in the fields is assigned to men. It is recognized that there are women present in farm functions, but their work is seen as “help” to men and an extension of domestic work, therefore unpaid. These distinctions also permeate the relationships established within the schools and leisure spaces in the settlements, through naturalized views on gender relations that make women invisible. The study sought to question these established limiting power structures and proposes a dialogue on the subject in training and education spaces. Education includes the potential for the exchange of different perspectives, for new learning on the way to crossing, perhaps transcending, frontiers of thoughts and practices that are considered definitive and excluding. The role of research participants was perceived, in addition to the questions causing their reflection on the issue, they were committed to bringing other people to answer the survey, highlighting the need to dialogue more about the theme with the school, with the community and with society, in the sense of recognizing and valuing the people, mainly the women of that territory.

MEMBROS DA BANCA:
Interno - 28108002 - HELOISA SALLES GENTIL
Externo à Instituição - PRISCILA GOMES DORNELLES AVELINO - UFRB
Presidente - 82438001 - SANDRO BENEDITO SGUAREZI