The Productions of the Subjectivities of Being a Woman in the act of Living in the MST Camp on the Ipanema Farm in Iperó/SP, Brazil

This work aimed to understand the resignifications of living in the productions of singular subjectivities of Being a Woman in the landless workers camp on the Ipanema farm in Iperó/SP. For this, in the theoretical part, there was a discussion on the production of subjectivities, from a post-structuralist perspective, and the segmentarities of this production based on desire, rhizome and territory, observing in these elements the possibilities of escape and singularities amid the productions of capitalistic subjectivities. The data presented in this study were collected through narrative interviews. The analysis of the narratives produced about the act of living during the camp times on the Ipanema farm demonstrated aspects of a resignification of practices that involve the very production of meanings of the act of living. Amidst these resignifications, women were produced, through breaks in the lines of flight of the struggle for land, but keeping to the stratifications and delimitations of the roles that accompany Being a Woman

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This work did not receive any external funding.