masterThesis
Embates sobre questões de gênero e sexualidade no Plano Municipal de Educação de Santa Maria/RN: o fruto proibido na educação escolar
Fecha
2018-08-30Registro en:
SILVA, Jansen Carlos Vieira da. Embates sobre questões de gênero e sexualidade no Plano Municipal de Educação de Santa Maria/RN: o fruto proibido na educação escolar. 2018. 107f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Educação) - Centro de Educação, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, 2018.
Autor
Silva, Jansen Carlos Vieira da
Resumen
Using bricolage as a scientific methodology (MEYER AND PARAÍSO, 2014), this
study aimed to investigate the factors related to the withdrawal of gender and
sexuality issues from the Santa Maria/RN Municipal Education Plan (2015-2025). To
that end, we conducted semi-structured interviews with three members of the
Municipal Forum of Education of Santa Maria / RN responsible for the analysis and
re-elaboration of the goals and strategies of the Educational Plan and conducting the
whole process of construction and approval of the base document. During the
collection of the data, two main focuses of analysis appeared, concerning
respectively what is commonly known as "gay kit" (which refers to the School without
Homophobia Kit) and "gender ideology" (expression coined by conservative groups
that attributed to a supposed leftist agenda that would have as its goal the
destruction of the "natural family"). The concept of gender developed in this work is
based mainly on the studies led by Guacira Lopes Louro (1945-) among other
researchers on the subject; as to the concept of ideology, the description provided by
Norberto Bobbio (1909-2004) was adopted. The threads around these two analytical
nodes eventually weave the nets that have evidenced certain beliefs such as a
supposed existence of a leftist agenda that aims at the extinction of the natural
family; the belief that gender is previously defined by biological determinism, but that
it may be altered by external experiences and / or influences. These beliefs, added to
a few others, were decisive in the decision taken by the members of the Santa Maria
/ RN SME drafting committee to silence the gender and sexuality issues of the main
text.