2016
DOI: 10.1590/1807-57622016.0090
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Nenhuma ferida fala por si mesma. Sofrimento e estratégias de cura dos imigrantes por meio de práticas de ethnography-based art

Abstract: Neste ensaio fotográfico, apresento “Woundscapes. Suffering, creativity and bare life”, uma exibição de arte baseada em etnografia, produzida de forma colaborativa por 11 antropólogos e artistas de diferentes países, cujo trabalho se concentra na reprodução de olhares e estereótipos pós-coloniais e de memórias individuais que são ligadas às respetivas dinâmicas diaspóricas e às estratégias de cura dos imigrantes no amplo Mercado terapêutico da Grande Lisboa.

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“…The dynamic of reconverting 'stigma' into 'emblem,' the expression of a strategy that I am proposing here as one of the avenues for thinking about the 'migrant-body,' can be observed in other situations like the one studied by Pusseti (2016). Although not the approach taken in her study, the article offers the possibility of understanding how immigrants, in this case anthropologists and artists, encounter a space for their self-affirmation in the artistic field, specifically through an exhibition of photographic works depicting the "suffering bodies" of immigrants, which perform the double function of denouncing and making visible forms of violence experienced in the migratory context.…”
Section: The Body In Migratory Studies and Possible Dialogues With Bourdieumentioning
confidence: 85%
“…The dynamic of reconverting 'stigma' into 'emblem,' the expression of a strategy that I am proposing here as one of the avenues for thinking about the 'migrant-body,' can be observed in other situations like the one studied by Pusseti (2016). Although not the approach taken in her study, the article offers the possibility of understanding how immigrants, in this case anthropologists and artists, encounter a space for their self-affirmation in the artistic field, specifically through an exhibition of photographic works depicting the "suffering bodies" of immigrants, which perform the double function of denouncing and making visible forms of violence experienced in the migratory context.…”
Section: The Body In Migratory Studies and Possible Dialogues With Bourdieumentioning
confidence: 85%