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NECROPOLITICS: RACISM AND DEATH POLITICS IN CONTEMPORARY BRAZIL/ NECROPOLITICA: RACISMO E POLITICAS DE MORTE NO BRASIL CONTEMPORANEO

Wermuth, Maiquel Angelo Dezordi ; Marcht, Laura Mallmann ; de Mello, Leticia

Revista de Direito da Cidade, 2020-06, Vol.12 (2), p.1053

Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro- Uerj

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  • Título:
    NECROPOLITICS: RACISM AND DEATH POLITICS IN CONTEMPORARY BRAZIL/ NECROPOLITICA: RACISMO E POLITICAS DE MORTE NO BRASIL CONTEMPORANEO
  • Autor: Wermuth, Maiquel Angelo Dezordi ; Marcht, Laura Mallmann ; de Mello, Leticia
  • Assuntos: Racism ; Slavery ; Violence
  • É parte de: Revista de Direito da Cidade, 2020-06, Vol.12 (2), p.1053
  • Descrição: The article aims to present the philosophical category of necropolitics, based on the work of cameroonian Achille Mbembe, here used as a theoretical background to contextualize the mass death of mostly poor and black people in contemporary Brazil. The problem that guides the research can be summarized as follows: to what extent the necropolitics can be understood as a philosophical category for understanding the mass death of "disposable" lives--evidenced by the high rate of police violence against poor and black people in Brazil today--and dating back to the constitutive violence of Brazilian society since of the colonial period, marked by slavery? It has been hypothesized that poor and black people have been the target of the State, in a majority form, since Colonial Brazil--a context in which structural violence against these subjects is fixed--and that the death policy elucidated by Achille Mbembe allows to explain the roots of this violence and selectivity. Using the technique of bibliographic research and the genealogical method of Foucaultian matrix, the text, which is structured in two parts, initially discusses violence against the poor and black people from colonial Brazil to the contemporary context; in the second part is presented the necropolitics, the central category of the text, relating it to violence and the above-mentioned deaths and specificities of the victims.
  • Editor: Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro- Uerj
  • Idioma: Espanhol
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