O direito feminino à dignidade em Mulheres Coralinas : autonomia e emancipação

Abstract

This dissertation is developed with Cora Coralina's work as the guiding axis, with a cut-out for the figure of the woman. If the genesis of the research is in the Coraline work, its consolidation is supported by the influence of this poetess in the lives of so many women who sought their emancipation in diverse sectors. In the case of this work, coral women, who refer to the women involved in the Coral Women Project, developed in the City of Goiás, aimed at fomenting women's political, financial and social emancipation, with artisanal production workshops, reading wheels, meetings diverse and cultural activities. The right of women to dignity in Coraline Women: autonomy and emancipation, is the result of an interdisciplinary research that approached a socio-historical-cultural reality about the reality of the women participating in the Coral Women Project, regarding the advancement in the field of their formation as a being subjects of their own, autonomous and independent histories. The present research focused on the research, creation and implementation of the Coral Women Project, as well as the results obtained in the society, which found a group of marginalized women in the Coraline work, who gained voice and strength to face the mishaps of the macho society and reinvent themselves in their emancipation. The women present in the work of the writer Cora Coralina directly influenced the creation of this project. This research has the general and specific objectives of apprehending the appropriation of Coraline poetry in the creation of the Coral Women Project, as well as its impact on the Vilaboan community, in order to identify how such women appear in the Coraline work. First Chapter - structure, organization and political bias of the Coral Women Project; Second Chapter - the implementation of the Coral Women Project and its developments for the Vilab community. The development of all the work was carried out having as a methodological procedure the bibliographic research. With regard to the theoretical basis, we highlight Cora Coralina, Candido, Yokozawa, Foucault, Bosi and Britto, with approaches on memory and power relations; Bachelard, Barbiere, Bakhtin, Borges Filho, Tuan and Chaveiro, in the discussion about the relation between literature and space; Biderman, Câmara Junior and Sapir, in the field of the study of language and culture; Berth, Ribeiro, Beauvoir, Woolf and Butler with the gender discussions.