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Previous issue date: 2015-04-23 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / A presente dissertação aborda a militância clandestina de mulheres contra ditadura civil-militar brasileira, de maneira a compreender como sua atuação influenciou a formação do movimento feminista nacional. Discutimos, a partir dos conceitos de gênero e memória, os principais aspectos que compõe a sua narrativa sobre o período, enfatizando a percepção sobre o feminismo de Segunda Onda enquanto movimento social que inicialmente se articulava. Da mesma forma, analisamos a importância da militância de tais mulheres para a articulação do movimento feminista nacional. Partindo das proposições elencadas pela História Oral, foram realizadas sete entrevistas com mulheres que lutaram contra a ditadura brasileira, de maneira a investigar como, e se, elementos que constituem o gênero perpassam as suas narrativas. De maneira a complementar a fonte de pesquisa principal foram utilizados alguns documentos e periódicos das organizações clandestinas, de maneira a visualizar se demandas de cunho feminista eram pauta de tais espaços. A partir da análise das fontes percebemos que a participação das mulheres nos grupos de resistência foi de suma importância para que a percepção até então predominante, de que a revolução socialista resolveria os problemas advindos do gênero, fosse deixada de lado, tendo em vista que nas relações entre companheiros de militância, os papéis sociais determinados a homens e mulheres eram, na maioria das vezes, mantidos. Após a dizimação dos grupos de esquerda, muitas militantes passaram a atuar no movimento feminista, de maneira que o mesmo, ainda que de forma tímida, passasse a ser uma nova forma de militância. Percebemos assim uma intrínseca relação entre os rearranjos memoriais sobre o feminismo e suas demandas e a posterior militância ou pesquisas a ele relacionadas. Dessa forma concluímos que a militância contra a ditadura foi fundamental para que o movimento feminista nacional se formasse naquele contexto de cerceamento de liberdades.
This dissertation addresses the clandestine militant women against Brazilian civil-military dictatorship, in order to understand how their actions influence the formation of the national women's movement. We discussed, from gender and memory concepts, the main aspects that make up its narrative about the period, emphasizing the perception Second Wave of feminism as a social movement that initially was being articulated. Likewise, we analyzed the importance of the women membership in the articulation of the national women's movement. Based on the propositions listed in the Oral History, we interviewed seven women who fought against the Brazilian dictatorship in order to investigate how and if there are evidences that gender permeate in their narratives. In order to complement the main source of research, we used some documents and periodicals of clandestine organizations from that time to visualize if the feminist slant demands were addressed in those spaces. Analyzing these sources we realized that women's participation in the resistance groups had a huge importance for the perception hitherto prevalent, which the socialist revolution would solve the problems arising from the gender, were left out, considering that in the relations between fellow militants, the social roles determined men and women were, most often, maintained. After the decimation of leftist groups many activists began to act in the feminist movement and timidly creating a new form of militancy. We recognized an intrinsic relationship between the memorials rearrangements on feminism and its demands and the subsequent advocacy or research related to it. Thus, we concluded that the militancy against the dictatorship was essential to form the national women's movement in that context freedom?s restriction. / KREUZ, Débora Strieder. “Elas têm um outro jeito de ser, de resistir”: a narrativa de mulheres sobre o feminismo e a sua militância contra a ditadura civil-militar brasileira. 2015. 139f. Dissertação (Mestrado) - Programa de Pós-Graduação em História. Universidade Federal de Pelotas, Pelotas.
This dissertation addresses the clandestine militant women against Brazilian civilmilitary dictatorship, in order to understand how their actions influence the formation of the national women's movement. We discussed, from gender and memory concepts, the main aspects that make up its narrative about the period, emphasizing the perception Second Wave of feminism as a social movement that initially was being articulated. Likewise, we analyzed the importance of the women membership in the articulation of the national women's movement. Based on the propositions listed in the Oral History, we interviewed seven women who fought against the Brazilian dictatorship in order to investigate how and if there are evidences that gender permeate in their narratives. In order to complement the main source of research, we used some documents and periodicals of clandestine organizations from that time to visualize if the feminist slant demands were addressed in those spaces. Analyzing these sources we realized that women's participation in the resistance groups had a huge importance for the perception hitherto prevalent, which the socialist revolution would solve the problems arising from the gender, were left out, considering that in the relations between fellow militants, the social roles determined men and women were, most often, maintained. After the decimation of leftist groups many activists began to act in the feminist movement and timidly creating a new form of militancy. We recognized an intrinsic relationship between the memorials rearrangements on feminism and its demands and the subsequent advocacy or research related to it. Thus, we concluded that the militancy against the dictatorship was essential to form the national women's movement in that context
freedom‟s restriction.
| Identifer | oai:union.ndltd.org:IBICT/oai:repositorio.ufpel.edu.br:ri/2780 |
| Date | 23 April 2015 |
| Creators | Kreuz, Débora Strieder |
| Contributors | http://buscatextual.cnpq.br/buscatextual/visualizacv.do?id=K4200819E5, Speranza, Clarice Gontarski |
| Publisher | Universidade Federal de Pelotas, Programa de Pós-Graduação em História, UFPel, Brasil, Instituto de Ciências Humanas |
| Source Sets | IBICT Brazilian ETDs |
| Language | Portuguese |
| Detected Language | English |
| Type | info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion, info:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesis |
| Source | reponame:Repositório Institucional da UFPEL, instname:Universidade Federal de Pelotas, instacron:UFPEL |
| Rights | info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess |
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