Banca de DEFESA: FLÁVIA DAMASCENO DIAS

Uma banca de DEFESA de MESTRADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.
STUDENT : FLÁVIA DAMASCENO DIAS
DATE: 06/12/2021
TIME: 14:00
LOCAL: https://meet.google.com/qmt-ffsj-tpc
TITLE:

DIVING INTO THE WATERS OF EMOTIONS: THE DYNAMICS OF THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CYCLE IN BLACK WOMEN'S AFFECTIVE-LOVING RELATIONS

KEY WORDS:

Race; Gender; Emotions; Cycle of Violence

PAGES: 147
BIG AREA: Outra
AREA: Multidisciplinar
SUMMARY:

This study presents reflections on the implications between race, gender and emotions in the process of permanence of black women in situations of domestic violence. With qualitative methodology, the study started from the constructive-interpretative method to build and interpret the information, it also used feminist theories of gender and race, studies on race and the theory of subjectivity of historical-cultural psychology to make an interdisciplinary reading about the phenomenon. Conversations were held with two black women, cis-gender, without daughters, the ex-partner of the relationship in which she lived domestic violence, financially independent, who resided in the interior of the State of Bahia. The data were analyzed using the constructive-interpretative method, through the instruments "conversational systems" and "sentence complement", which were elaborated according to the research objectives. The cycle of violence can be seen as an important tool to highlight the emotional aspects involved in the dynamics of relationships with domestic violence, which, together with the concepts of gender and race, possibly constitute the affective bonds within these relationships. It is noteworthy that among women, black women are in a situation of greater vulnerability due to the intersection of sexism and racism still present in our society. Literature points out that staying in the cycle of violence negatively affects women's lives and their mental health, denouncing the situation of extreme social and emotional vulnerability where they find themselves. It was concluded that the difficult decision to break the cycle involves a variety of aspects that constitute domestic violence, where there is a search for acceptance and affection on the part of these women, since in their lives there is little or no offer of love, which makes them more vulnerable. Breaking with the logic of white romantic-bourgeois love and building ways of loving and forming a community based on African values is a possible path to combat the experience of this violence in the lives of black women.

BANKING MEMBERS:
Presidente - 2162647 - DARLANE SILVA VIEIRA ANDRADE
Interna - 418.179.155-68 - VANESSA RIBEIRO SIMON CAVALCANTI - UANL
Externa à Instituição - ANNI DE NOVAIS CARNEIRO - UNIFACS
Externa à Instituição - VALESKA MARIA ZANELLO DE LOYOLA - UnB