O corpo no espaço público: Emoções e processos reivindicatórios no contexto da “Tragédia de Santa Maria”

Siqueira, Monalisa Dias de; Víctora, Ceres

doi:10.1590/1984-6487.sess.2017.25.09.a

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“…In Latin America considerable research has documented the political productivity of emotions in the aftermath of disaster and in contexts of chemical industrial toxicity. Siqueira and Víctora (2017) identified the micropolitical work of emotion in protest following the 2013 Kiss Nightclub fire in Santa Maria, Brazil, documenting the ways that changing embodied emotional responses shifted meaning, from a focus on sharing the pain of loss, to a demand for indignation. In Puchuncaví, Chile, Tironi (2017Tironi ( , 2018 has suggested an expanded understanding of political action to include affective acts and sustained caring activities.…”

Section: Everyday Emotional Responsiveness To Corporate Violencementioning

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"Just Graphite": Corporate Representations of Particular Matter in Santa Cruz, Rio de Janeiro

Hollowell

2023

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The unevenly distributed environmental burdens of the Anthropocene become evident in conflicts surrounding the extractive industries. ThyssenKrupp’s steel mill (TKCSA) in Rio de Janeiro is an illustrative example. The factory transformed its surrounding landscape and emitted a fine metallic dust over its human and non-human neighbours. This article focuses on some of the less tangible elements of Anthropocene transformations around the mill. I examine ThyssenKrupp’s communication strategies to reveal the underlying meanings of corporate rhetorical devices, uncover the violence of public relations language and understand the intensity of feeling that surrounded it. I trace the affective registers that emerged around the steel mill as a result of its polluting activities, its approach to corporate communications, and its ‘corporate social responsibility’ (CSR) activities. Everyday life involved minimal corporeal expressions of emotion that encapsulated feeling and allowed for perseverance in the face of toxic suffering. The ‘Stop TKCSA’ campaign involved affective labour; emotions were the agentic contribution campaigners were able to make in the context of unequal power structures. I centre these less visible dynamics of power to examine how emotions can shape experiences of environmental conflict, form coalitional politics, and contribute to the very landscapes of the Anthropocene.

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Section: Everyday Emotional Responsiveness To Corporate Violencementioning

confidence: 99%

"Just Graphite": Corporate Representations of Particular Matter in Santa Cruz, Rio de Janeiro

Hollowell

2023

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“…Un mes después del incendio, con el objetivo de exigir justicia y cárcel a los responsables del hecho, los parientes de los muertos organizaron la “Asociación de familiares de víctimas de la tragedia de Santa María” y el “Movimiento Santa María del luto a la lucha”. Ambas organizaciones promovieron grandes y nutridas movilizaciones exigiendo el encarcelamiento de los responsables (Arosi ; Siqueira y Victora ).…”

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Antropología política de las emociones: las movilizaciones de víctimas en América Latina

Zenobi

2020

J Latin Amer Carib Anth

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R e s u m e n En nuestras sociedades latinoamericanas contemporáneas existen numerosas causas públicas impulsadas por personas victimizadas. Con frecuencia, las emociones son tratadas como variables que explican el compromiso con esos movimientos. Por el contrario, en este trabajo propongo tomar por objeto los procesos conflictivos a través de los cuales ciertas conductas son clasificadas (o no) como emocionales y se ponen en juego en contextos contenciosos. Así, el análisis se orienta desde las "emociones que movilizan" a las "emociones que son movilizadas". Apoyo mis argumentos con materiales aportados por diversas etnografías latinoamericanas y por mi propio trabajo de campo realizado entre las víctimas de un incendio ocurrido en Buenos Aires en 2004. Finalmente, planteo la discusión sobre el estatus analítico que podríamos dar al registro afectivo y sobre las consecuencias políticas que ello podría implicar para nuestras investigaciones. El artículo pretende realizar un aporte a la comprensión de los cruces entre política y emociones en las sociedades latinoamericanas actuales. [emociones, moral, antropología política, víctimas, movimientos sociales] A b s t r a c tIn contemporary Latin American societies, we find numerous public causes driven by victimized people. Usually, emotions are treated as variables that explain the commitment to these movements. Following a different point of view, here I propose to take as research object the conflictive processes through which certain conducts are classified (or not) as emotional and are put into play in contentious contexts. The analysis is oriented from the "mobilizing emotions" to the "mobilized emotions."

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“…On January 27, 2013 a fire occurred in a nightclub in downtown Santa Maria/Rio Grande do Sul/Brazil. It is estimated that more than 600 were injured and 242 died (Krum & Mafacioli, 2016;Noal, Vicente, & Weintraub, 2016;Siqueira & Víctora, 2017). The actions taken in response to the outcomes generated during that night were characterized by a network of support among different institutions, such as the National Force of the Unified Health System (FN-SUS), the Civil Defense, the Brazilian Air Force, Professional Councils, the 4th Regional Health Coordination and the Municipal and State Health Secretariats (Noal et al, 2016;SES/RS, 2014).…”

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Problematizar O Campo De Saber Psicológico: Ausências E Emergências Do Trabalho Pós-Incêndio Da Kiss

2018

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Resumo Este artigo visa a analisar ausências e emergências de saberes e práticas psicológicas das ações realizadas diante do incêndio na Boate Kiss, em Santa Maria/RS/Brasil, ocorrido em janeiro de 2013, a partir das narrativas de psicólogos/as voluntários/as. Foram entrevistados/as 13 profissionais de ambos os sexos. A partir da sociologia das ausências e da sociologia das emergências e de autores que trabalham uma perspectiva crítica da Psicologia, foram delimitadas as ausências que emergiram desse trabalho quanto aos aspectos da formação em Psicologia, das técnicas e da relação das intervenções com a cidade e os coletivos. As emergências referiram-se ao fortalecimento das experiências pelo protagonismo local, à criação de práticas singulares e redes colaborativas afetivas na construção coletiva de trabalho. Foi possível colocar o campo de saber em análise e problematizar a formação quanto ao seu compromisso social, implicado com a defesa de uma perspectiva integral dos sujeitos e articulada com diferentes saberes.

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O corpo no espaço público: Emoções e processos reivindicatórios no contexto da “Tragédia de Santa Maria”

Cited by 4 publications

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"Just Graphite": Corporate Representations of Particular Matter in Santa Cruz, Rio de Janeiro

"Just Graphite": Corporate Representations of Particular Matter in Santa Cruz, Rio de Janeiro

Antropología política de las emociones: las movilizaciones de víctimas en América Latina

Problematizar O Campo De Saber Psicológico: Ausências E Emergências Do Trabalho Pós-Incêndio Da Kiss

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