Diário de bordo: narrativas sensíveis de cuidado como políticas de escrita de uma psicóloga na fronteira do Brasil

Abstract

The present work is a proposal that seeks to record experiences of a journey-crossing and bets on the methodological resource of the logbook as a possible writing policy in the academic field, against the grain of modern ways traditionally thought to research and write in Social Psychology. Under the metaphor of navigating towards the unknown, full of detours, surprises, challenges and learning, the diary is built from small everyday encounters and is presented through narratives of care experienced by a psychologist in the border region of Brazil. On board of companion alliances, great inspirations, such as the Actor-Network Theory (TAR), by Bruno Latour; Science in the Feminine, by Isabelle Stengers; notion of Version, by Vinciane Despret; SearchCOM, by Marcia Moraes; and Handmade Research, by Laura Quadros, we follow the clues of the field, making use of a travel guide that is attentive, open and available to affectations. Starting from the indissociability between research and life, and stripping away the certainties and a prioris of both spheres, it was possible to envision ways of knowing, doing, writing and researching towards a non-modern Psychology. In this way, by accompanying stories, the logbook allowed us to multiply its versions, produce displacements, establish networks and connections, legitimize the sensitive dimension, resignify experiences and resist through affection. Finally, it configures itself as a writing policy woven by many hands.