O futuro do “sem futuro” : uma análise da escrita sobre o punk no Brasil e suas construções identitárias (1982 – 2010)

Abstract

This work aims to analyze the writing of punk in Brazil, in monographic works, trying to show how in these almost 30 years the researchers portrayed the experiences of these individuals and collectivities that are linked to punks referents. In this way, the objective was to demonstrate the dialogues woven between the researchers and their respective conjunctures of social insertion. Aiming, above all, to understand which Brazilian punk identities were built in academic works throughout the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. In the face of this challenge, it became essential to use conceptual tools, such as Michel de Certeau, through his propositions about the notion of social place that permeated the elucidation about the conditions of production of knowledge in different contexts, and Stuart Hall, from his three conceptions of subject, taken as reference to elucidate the ways in which the subjects are portrayed in an identitary way in the undertakings analyzed.