2010
DOI: 10.1590/s1415-65552010000200002
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"Corpo e Alma" nas organizações: um estudo sobre dominação e construção social dos corpos na organização militar

Abstract: Este trabalho tem por objetivo discutir como ocorre o processo de construção social do sujeito militar e os mecanismos de controle subjacentes a essa socialização. Resultado de uma pesquisa de mestrado, a análise aborda o corpo como elemento central desse processo, devido ao seu caráter performático na atividade militar. Nesse sentido, autores como Pierre Bourdieu e sua articulação campo-habitus como elemento de reprodução do social, em conjunto com as reflexões de Michel Foucault sobre o poder disciplinar e a… Show more

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“…After nearly 189 years of existence, the Military Police possesses longstanding cultural characteristics, such as values of hierarchy and discipline (Rosa & Brito, 2010), which distinguish its organizational identity and guide police officers' attitudes and behavior. In this sense, this study also meets the aim of investigating a segment that differs from those traditionally covered in the field of organizational behavior, generally directed toward industry and services, focused on the private sector (Costa & Bastos, 2009).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After nearly 189 years of existence, the Military Police possesses longstanding cultural characteristics, such as values of hierarchy and discipline (Rosa & Brito, 2010), which distinguish its organizational identity and guide police officers' attitudes and behavior. In this sense, this study also meets the aim of investigating a segment that differs from those traditionally covered in the field of organizational behavior, generally directed toward industry and services, focused on the private sector (Costa & Bastos, 2009).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At least in our western civilization, sustained physical exertion, the practice of ascetic devotion and rigorous discipline, stubborn courage, and even a taste for violence were almost always masculine rather than feminine qualities. 16 This labeling of what is "macho" at different times, created a justification for not accepting women in the military corporations of the country. In the intolerance of women's biological nature, women are expressed as "fragile sex", contributing to the reproduction of masculine values in the socialization of women who dare to think of crossing the walls of the barracks.…”
Section: ] the Movement Began With The Arrival Of The Contracted Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, socialization of the biological and a biologization of the social was permitted, which masked but also consecrated the division of the sexes in the military organizations. 7,16 Thus, women in western armies held background positions, without any prior or almost no training, in order to release the male labor force needed at the front. [17][18] Soon, the recruitment effort was started for the domains where women could provide better services as early as possible.…”
Section: ] the Movement Began With The Arrival Of The Contracted Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…348-364, Oct./Dec. 2015 www.anpad.org.br/bar people perform working practices together or in the same environment (Almeida & Flores-Pereira, 2013;Llewellyn & Hindmarsh, 2013;Mirchandani, 2015;Rosa & Brito, 2010;Styhre, 2004;Tuncer, 2015;Yakhlef, 2010), but again without any specific interest in how work itself is linked to a network of embodied processes that ultimately shape professional identities and vice-versa.…”
Section: An Embodied Approach On Know-howmentioning
confidence: 99%