Banca de DEFESA: EVA DAYANE ALMEIDA DE GOES

Uma banca de DEFESA de MESTRADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.
DISCENTE : EVA DAYANE ALMEIDA DE GOES
DATA : 28/01/2019
HORA: 10:00
LOCAL: Sala Mata Medonha - Campus Sosígenes Costa
TÍTULO:

 

Intersections between domestic violence against black women and the affective configurations: historical factors, public policies and social impacts in the South of Bahia

 

 

 

 

 

PALAVRAS-CHAVES:

Affective Solitude. Network Against Violence Against Women. Domestic Violence.

PÁGINAS: 194
GRANDE ÁREA: Ciências Humanas
ÁREA: Sociologia
RESUMO:

This dissertation intends to discuss the issues that involve domestic violence and the reasons for the affective loneliness in black women victims of domestic violence in the city of Itabuna - Bahia, parallel to this, we seek to analyze how the network of violence against women in the municipality works and how it acts in the prevention, combat and coping with domestic violence. In order to discuss domestic violence and loneliness, we interviewed four women without fixed affective partners and visits and interviews were conducted as the managers of the network to cope with violence. Thus, we opted for a qualitative research, conducted with semi-structured interviews, analyzed from a socioeconomic profile, taking into account the intersectionality of social markers such as gender, race, class and generation, addressing the life histories of these women and their experiences of violence domestic reasons, in addition to considering the reasons that lead her to be alone. We also used other sources, such as violence data from the Specialized Attendance Department (DEAM), which allowed us to discuss feminicide and the meaning of the murders of women at the confluence with domestic violence; bibliographic references and map data, atlases and specific studies related to the themes discussed in the research. We bring the discussion about the importance of public policies to the black population and how these policies can contribute to racial and class equity, as well as discuss the importance of the black feminist movement and its patterns. Finally, we show that the traumas caused by the violence suffered today determine the affective situation of these women and that the network to combat violence against women needs improvements, qualification and robustness to meet the demand of the city.

MEMBROS DA BANCA:
Externo à Instituição - IDALINA FREITAS - UNILAB
Interno - 1803265 - LILIAN REICHERT COELHO
Presidente - 1625472 - MARIA APARECIDA DE OLIVEIRA LOPES