Omayra: reflexões sobre o rosto, uma fotografia e suas políticas

Abstract

Este é um artigo publicado em acesso aberto (Open Access) Resumo: O presente artigo parte da fotografia da menina Omayra Sanchez para refletir acerca de como a imagem fotojornalística pode conferir rosto a um indivíduo, tornando-o sujeito pelo nosso olhar. O rosto encarnado na superfície fotográfica permite o aparecer do estranho, fazendo emergir o lugar da comunicação, da reciprocidade. A política da imagem pode, ao mesmo tempo, revelar um "em comum", um incomum e uma parte de outrem que não se deixa apreender, que não consegue traduzir-se em comunicação. Por meio da elaboração de três seções interligadas, buscamos entender como esta imagem nos apresenta o lugar do outro que se transforma na promessa do meu próprio lugar, assumindo um caráter estético, ético e político. Abertura, passagem e interdição compõem os movimentos do processo intermitente de produção de gestos e olhares subjetivantes.Palavras-chave: fotojornalismo; imagem; política; rosto.Abstract: Omayra: reflections on face, photography and their political issues -This article proposes some reflections on the girl Omayra Sanchez's photograph to reveal how photojournalistic image can constitute someone's face by making it subject to our glance. The printed face on the photographic surface makes the stranger appear and brings out the place of communication and reciprocity. At the same time, the politics of image can reveal a "being common", or an uncommon, or a piece of someone else that is not easy to apprehend, not translatable into communication. In a threefold session, this article seeks to understand how that image shows us the other's place transformed by the promise of my place, assuming an aesthetic, ethical, and political aspect. Opening, passage and interdiction compose the movements of the intermittent, productive process of subjectifying glances and gestures.

A comunicação como ética da alteridade: pensando o conceito com Lévinas

“…Our starting point is the way in which Lévinas treats the encounter with radical alterity, in a relationship in which the other constantly escapes us, but requires from us, never without traumatizing and frightening us, hospitality, donation and justice. It is not our intention to show here an empirical approach to the Levinasian notion of ethical encounter with alterity from the interpellation of the face, since this has already been done in other works BIONDI, 2016BIONDI, , 2017SOUZA;SOUZA;. Therefore, our methodological strategy is based on the critical systematization of the ethical dimensions that evolve the proximity, the approach and the communication with others in Lévinas's work. This study outlines, therefore, some relations between certain aspects of Lévinas' philosophy (1980Lévinas' philosophy ( , 1995Lévinas' philosophy ( , 2007Lévinas' philosophy ( , 2010Lévinas' philosophy ( , 2016, in particular his concept of an ethic of alterity and a relational concept of communication.…”

Proteome characterization of sugarcane primary cell wall

“…Another bottleneck in cellulosic biofuel production lies in the fact that only the sixcarbon sugars are utilized, and there is no route to transform the five-carbon sugars in ethanol (MARQUES, 2009). To do so, it would be required the development of new yeasts that are able to transform pentoses into ethanol, further increasing its income.…”