Análise discursiva das (re)produções de morte de corpos abjetificados no Sul de Mato Grosso do Sul

Abstract

This dissertation arises from the analysis of the interpretations of what is understood as death, its meanings (broadest) and inductions from the State and Brazilian Government (organizations or not) specifically by the federal government led by Jair Messias Bolsonaro, during the Covid pandemic period in 2020. Pointing out the abject effects that circulate and result from discourses and power relations, the ethnographic exercise was performed for the analysis of the (re)production of death that in pandemic times intensify by the neoliberal capitalistic oppressions. The South´s Mato Grosso do Sul shows certain urgent inconsistencies, whose differences that instituted them imply radically unequal experiences, in the logic of agrobusiness and colonialism that exacerbate and reverberate racism, machism and LGBTQphobias presents in these lands. This document is divided into three parts. In the first part I bring my Insight-based academic experience that stimulated my path to the master's degree, then I propose the documentary analysis of the regulatory measures sanctioned by the state, especially the federal government, taken from print media, as well as, from my field diaries and my experiences like participating observer in contexts pre-pandemic and pandemic in the southern Mato Grosso do Sul and Dourados city. Finally, I reflect the (re)production of resistance from groups at the forefront of the fight to abolish the inequality in crisis time.