Micropolítica da desconstrução: diferença, violência e reinscrição subjetiva na trajetória de feministas universitárias

Abstract

How does the process of subjective re-enrollment of young university students occur from the apprehension of the discourse on “combating oppression”? It is around this question that the present research was built and for which it will seek to formulate possible answers. For this, the research is based on the interlocution with university students self-identified as feminists through the realization of semi- structured interviews. In the research, the idea of subjective re-enrollment refers to the “deconstruction” process: a practice aimed at “combating oppression” based on the review of oneself and sociability. Since “deconstruction” is a political action that intends to affect daily relations, I seek to inquire about its micropolitical dynamics. When addressing the idea of micropolitics of deconstruction, the research turns to the analysis of the moral grammar, evoked by the notion of suffering, which operates in the discursive field of “combating oppression”. In this way, the investigation seeks to reveal the ways in which “deconstruction” acts in the negotiation of differences and inequalities that exist between subjects.