Mulheres e CEBs em Montes Claros-MG: descolonialidade e empoderamento
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2019-05-02
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Universidade Metodista de São Paulo
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Esta proposta de pesquisa à luz dos aportes teóricos descoloniais com foco no feminismo descolonial e da teoria do empoderamento, propõe refletir e problematizar a participação e as transformações ocorridas na trajetória de vida das mulheres inseridas nas Comunidades Eclesiais de Base-CEBs, da Paróquia São Sebastião, na cidade de Montes Claros, no Norte de Minas Gerais. O recorte histórico selecionado compreende as décadas de 1985 a 1995, período considerado de maior efervescência e disseminação de grupos que se utilizavam dessa prática religiosa na cidade. No desenvolvimento desse estudo utilizamos o recurso metodológico da história oral temática. Essa metodologia revelou-se eficaz na medida em que possibilitou o desvelamento do cotidiano das mulheres com suas lutas, conquistas, aprendizados e desafios que supõe o espaço urbano da periferia e ainda o espaço eclesial sertanejo ainda reticente à participação de mulheres. A pergunta norteadora da pesquisa indaga se essa participação abriu fissuras que podem ser consideradas descoloniais e de empoderamento, causando transformações em suas trajetórias de vida. Em termos mais específicos, esse questionamento foca questões como: Houve a manutenção da colonialidade ainda vigente e que impera no interior dessa prática religiosa? Inicialmente partimos do suposto de que as práticas e as ações desenvolvidas no cerne das CEBs, ora pareciam ter contribuído para novos posicionamentos e posturas das participantes, o que denota descolonialidade e empoderamento, ora corroboraram para que se mantivesse a colonialidade já presente em seu interior.
This research proposal, in the light of the decolonial theoretical contributions, with focus on the decolonial feminism and on the theory of empowerment, aims to reflect and problematize the participation and the transformations that occurred during the life trajectory of many women of the Ecclesial Base Communities (CEBs), of the Parish of São Sebastião, in the city of Montes Claros, located in the North of Minas Gerais. The selected historical section covers the decades from 1985 to 1995, considered a period of greatest effervescence and dissemination of these groups in the city. In this study, it was used the methodological resource of thematic oral history. This methodology proved to be effective and made possible to unveil the daily life of women with their struggles, achievements, learning and challenges that is expected in the peripheral urban space and the ecclesial space of the sertanejo that is still reticent to the participation of women. The guiding question of the research is if this participation can be considered decolonial and empowering, causing transformations in their life trajectories. In more specific terms, this focuses on questions such as: Has the maintenance of coloniality still prevailing within the religious practice. Initially, we assumed that the practices and actions developed at the heart of the CEBs now seemed to have contributed to new positions of the participants, which denotes decoloniality and empowerment, or have corroborated, in order to maintain the coloniality already present within them.
This research proposal, in the light of the decolonial theoretical contributions, with focus on the decolonial feminism and on the theory of empowerment, aims to reflect and problematize the participation and the transformations that occurred during the life trajectory of many women of the Ecclesial Base Communities (CEBs), of the Parish of São Sebastião, in the city of Montes Claros, located in the North of Minas Gerais. The selected historical section covers the decades from 1985 to 1995, considered a period of greatest effervescence and dissemination of these groups in the city. In this study, it was used the methodological resource of thematic oral history. This methodology proved to be effective and made possible to unveil the daily life of women with their struggles, achievements, learning and challenges that is expected in the peripheral urban space and the ecclesial space of the sertanejo that is still reticent to the participation of women. The guiding question of the research is if this participation can be considered decolonial and empowering, causing transformations in their life trajectories. In more specific terms, this focuses on questions such as: Has the maintenance of coloniality still prevailing within the religious practice. Initially, we assumed that the practices and actions developed at the heart of the CEBs now seemed to have contributed to new positions of the participants, which denotes decoloniality and empowerment, or have corroborated, in order to maintain the coloniality already present within them.
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Mulheres, CEBs, Descolonialidade, Empoderamento, Women, Ecclesial Base Communities (CEBs), Decoloniality, Empowerment
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ROCHA, Letícia Aparecida Ferreira Lopes Mulheres e CEBs em Montes Claros-MG: descolonialidade e empoderamento. 2019. 173 folhas. Dissertação (Ciências da Religião) - Universidade Metodista de São Paulo, São Bernardo do Campo.