Nas encruzilhadas da língua : narrativas de meninos e movimentos de medicalização na educação

Abstract

This research investigates the ongoing policies of subjectivation in the contemporary time through intervention-research with medicalized children within the school environment, and through the analysis of narratives that surrounds them. It has as an objective to map the composition of daily microcases and the oscillations of desire present in the constitution of the ways of subjectivation and in the games of medicalization. The choice of working with narratives sets the possibility of new inventions and semiotic assemblages. The narratives are composites and not closed to the provision of a single truth and, in this sense, the subject who narrates has the function of witnessing a lived experience. The research invests in the narrative as policy, as a resource to produce the dismantling process of thick forms, composing an affirmation of the microcase and of microstruggles that are brought to the scene. It also retracts a discussion around the policies of fear established in the present days, in its articulations with capitalism and manages to discuss how certain language practices and certain doings can denote ordinary intelligence, instead of what is commonly affirmed in the field of pathologizing speech. For this, a cartographic direction was chosen to get approached to the theme, since the conception of this work starts from the critical perspective that the processes of subjectivation are influenced by heterogeneity of vectors and multiplicities. For this, we used the theoretical contributions authors like: Foucault (1999, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010), Deleuze ( 2001, 2008, 2009, 2011), Guattari (ano), Certeau (2011), Barthes (2004, 2005, 2007) e Benjamin (1992, 2002, 2009), among others