A vida de jovens infames: por um exercício parresiástico

Abstract

The present dissertation engendered performing in a “Centro de Atenção Psicossocial Infanto-Juvenil” (CAPSi), in a city marked by asylums, prisons, prohibition, racism, sexism and classism.,. In this Psychosocial Care Network‘s device, which comes from the Psychiatric Reform, it was possible the encounter with different stories of children and teenagers. With inspiration in the anti-asylum, anti-prohibitionist and anti-racist this work is strengthened by dialogue with authors who related with these struggles. Taking the courage of the truth as its axis, this research builds itself betting in the parrhesia as a knowledge production. It is through a parrhesiastc writing that I present a case of infamous young people. Racism, prohibition, pathologization, medicalization, criminalization, guardianship, judicialization, gender and class issues, among other forces mark the youth body, and invite us to rethink public policies and care practices. The complexity of the field also calls us to mainstream thinking. It is in the fabric of power games, despite all attempts to docilize these infamous bodies, they challenge the governments of life, insist on resisting