2002
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-73302002000300004
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Por que matamos o barbeiro?: reflexões preliminares sobre a paradoxal exclusão do outro

Abstract: Não é um paradoxo dizer que nos nossos momentos de inspiração mais teórica podemos estar o mais próximo possível de nossas questões mais práticas. (ALFRED WHITEHEAD)RESUMO: Este trabalho discutirá a exclusão como efeito de mecanismos ao mesmo tempo assimilatório e racista. Racismo é aqui entendido como efeito de um processo que coloca em jogo tanto o temor subjetivo de se haver com o desejo do outro/estranho a mim mesmo como, também, uma fina rede de poderes articulados. Esta reflexão terá como objetivo inicia… Show more

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“…The popular denomination 'disease of the Magi' inscribed an abnormality, whose biomedical causes and classifications were difficult or impossible to determine. 'Disease' here can be understood as a situation of deviation from the norm, a different 38 (and unknown) way of 'enjoying' . It should be noted that, until 1987, there were no cases in the region with an accurate medical diagnosis.…”
Section: 'Ah Is It a Transvestite?' Body Gender And Masculinizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The popular denomination 'disease of the Magi' inscribed an abnormality, whose biomedical causes and classifications were difficult or impossible to determine. 'Disease' here can be understood as a situation of deviation from the norm, a different 38 (and unknown) way of 'enjoying' . It should be noted that, until 1987, there were no cases in the region with an accurate medical diagnosis.…”
Section: 'Ah Is It a Transvestite?' Body Gender And Masculinizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This ideology was based on the idea that "there will always be a diversity [of deaf people], subsets of points on the surface of a graph that charts audiometric differences -a difference below amounts indicated by the bell curve" (Souza;Gallo, 2002, p. 41).…”
Section: Emendatory Pedagogymentioning
confidence: 99%