"Violência policial tem CEP": gramática das emoções nas narrativas e vivências de uma família moradora do Complexo de Favelas da Maré

Abstract

With the aim of investigating the experience of non-lethal police violence on the part of a family, this qualitative study was conducted with 5 relatives from 3 different generations, interviewing them at their residence, in Complexo de Favelas da Maré - Rio de Janeiro - RJ. I start the first chapter by presenting the territory where the research was developed and my interactions with the police. Next, I describe the path and methodological resources that guided the production of the empirical evidence that supports the results presented in this research. The research participants, the selection criteria for participation, the way they are identified, the procedures used to reach the participants, the care needed to carry out the research. Finally, the choice of the thematic analysis model to structure the analysis of the participants reports and the ethical aspects involved in the process. In the second chapter, I went through the numbers of violence, theoretical notions of what can be understood about this phenomenon and normative and legal notes. The third chapter will bring a brief history of the process of construction of emotions as an object of social sciences and will analyze the feelings present in reports of victimization experiences in a specific modality of violence, police violence. The results point to a universe surrounded by fear and apprehention and frequent home invasion, psychological torture and indiscriminate police searches.