Tesis
O arco-íris é meu ambiente : as aprendizagens e as narrativas de militantes LGBT+ sobre identidades, lutas e sonhos de um mundo policrômico
Fecha
2021-03-25Registro en:
JALES, Romário Custódio. O arco-íris é meu ambiente: as aprendizagens e as narrativas de militantes LGBT+ sobre identidades, lutas e sonhos de um mundo policrômico. 2021. 125 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Educação) - Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso, Instituto de Educação, Cuiabá, 2021.
Autor
Silva, Regina Aparecida da
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Silva, Regina Aparecida da
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Sato, Michele Tomoko
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Barzano, Marco Antonio Leandro
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Institución
Resumen
This research involves three major axes that are connected, although they
can sometimes be distant: environmental education, LGBT+ and climate
crisis. Through environmental education we seek to understand how the
LGBT+ community interprets the climate phenomenon. We start from the
premise that the narratives of their experiences have essential pedagogical
values for the LGBT+ movement to incorporate the climate dimension in its
agendas and the ecological movement also incorporates the LGBT+
community in its policies. In summary, we seek to build learning through
the narratives of a group of LGBT+ people in the phenomenological triad I OTHERS-WORLD in dialogue with the Michèle Sato's Cartography of
Imaginary. In our research, seven LGBT+ activists, named here with the
colors of the rainbow, told us about their experiences, their discoveries and
their struggles, tracing a cartography that took us on an epistemic and
phenomenological journey of the environment they lived and shared. As
already recorded in other research with minorities carried out by the GPEA,
the climate crisis is an issue that is invisible in the agendas and experiences
of most communities. This research confirms this invisibility of the climate
agenda also among the LGBT+ people surveyed. The result of this work may
serve as a subsidy for new research related to the proposed themes and
promote, through the scientific elements offered, a union between LGBT+
activism and environmental activism.