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Mulheres na pandemia: a exposição das margens
(Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2021) Machado, Juliana Pantoja; Koury, Suzy Elizabeth Cavalcante; Verbicaro, Loiane da Ponte Souza Prado; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4100200759767576; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5382551862867769
The present work aims to examine, using the formation of the social image as a visual narrative interpretation tool, how women, specifically black women, are precarious in the neoliberal capitalist system, suffering even more deeply during the social and economic crisis caused. By the pandemic of the new coronavirus in Brazil. As a hypothesis, it is argued that women are kept on the sidelines of the current social image in the Brazilian pandemic period and beyond, in a methodological and historical way, developed by the system so that it can support itself from the unpaid, racialized and precarious work done. for these women, which is why there is a need to expose this reality, which in the period of crisis of the viral outbreak takes on its own contours. In order to achieve this goal, we will investigate, from the first to the last sections, how Brazilian capitalist development moved from liberal to neoliberal composition, using the sexual division of labor as a pillar, placing women in certain spaces and making them responsible for unpaid reproductive work , at the same time that it took advantage of racist and classist constructions to support its education, leading black women to figure at the top of the exploitations and the base of the social pyramid, which, in pandemic times, means being more exposed to the harms of the crisis and its exploratory and subalternizing consequences. The research uses a qualitative methodological approach, with procedural bibliographic and documental analysis and a deductive method. This is a relevant study, covered with broad social relevance, since it is essential to discuss and understand this social reality, so that changes can be thought of for this record.
Mulheres no mercado de trabalho no setor extrativista mineral no município de Canaã dos Carajás, estado do Pará
(Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2022) Souza, Alyne Marcely Fernandes de; Freitas, Juliana Rodrigues; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0679636700210902; Koury, Suzy Elizabeth Cavalcante; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5382551862867769; Machado, Raquel Cavalcanti Ramos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3499098855052085
This master's dissertation proposes a study on women in the labor market in the mineral extractive sector, in the municipality of Canaã dos Carajás, in the state of Pará (Brazil). The research aims to propose an investigation into adequate policies to encourage the inclusion, entry, permanence and professional growth of women in positions in this job niche. The issue is relevant, as it seeks to describe and address the issue of discrimination against women in the labor market, notably, in terms of dealing with complex issues involving the sexual and racial division of labor. The issue of (de)valuing the workforce from a gender perspective has been increasingly debated on the national scene. Although the Brazilian and international legal systems have laws and norms that deal with the fight against discrimination and violence against women, there is a growing need to combine this legal framework with the interdisciplinary relationship between Law, Economics, Politics and Development, in order to face of this malady, which is not just social. In view of this national conjuncture, the question arises of investigating the possible symbiosis of economic growth, produced by the mineral extractive sector, and human development, with regard to gender equality in this environment. It so happens that the implementation of this practice does not only involve legal aspects, but also the analysis of the local community, of tools of a feminist content that give women autonomy, considering that, due to the cultural load in our country, women would be doomed to maintain themselves. only in the domestic environment, focused on motherhood and care of the home and people. In this vein, there are worrying differences to the disadvantage of women in the analyzed labor market, making it necessary to identify this dimension of the sexual division of labor.