No encalço do desejo : a homossexualidade em discursos - Chapecó/SC (1980-2010)

Abstract

his research discusses the identity construction process of a gay group of male subjects in Chapecó, West of Santa Catarina, in the period of its most recent history (1980 - 2010), in order to understand part of the historical multiplicity that is produced in regional social dynamics. From a subjective and transdisciplinary perspective of history, it is believed that the questioning of the construction of male homosexual identity in Chapecó the stated period, can significantly contribute to the understanding of a social group within the firm in transformation. Making use of cartographic theoretical perspective and the oral history methodology, we analyze statements made with homosexual identity of subjects who experienced and experience homosexual experiences in Chapecó between the 1980s and 2010. The research part of some central questions: How the homosexual identity was built? What are the macro and micro references identity of homosexuality? What and how some devices worked in identity construction? How was the process of coping and taking a stand against the construction of homosexual identity? How homoerotic experiences by practitioners were and are expressed? As the chapecoense society treated and treats those respective practices? There have been and / or are generating coercive practices of segregation processes towards homosexuality? From mainly concepts of Michel Foucault, Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari, this research come the production, analysis and questioning of oral sources, transdisciplinary way, in order to understand perspective around the dynamics of action of influential power devices in Chapecó of subjectivity from 1980 to 2010. The affective social relationships as issues in the production of testimonies are included as an element of male homosexual subjective identity and hence a member of the local group historicity. It investigates is affective, and desiring sexual relations between individuals of the same sex in Chapecó, while natural and authentic experiences, within a context of power and subjectivity relationships that also makes up the site membership