Os trabalhos das mulheres na produção associada : o cuidado da vida

Abstract

This research presents an analysis of the gender dimensions present in the GEPTE studies, intertwining the investigations carried out by the research group with different feminist approaches, specifically from the analysis of Feminist Economics and its category of “sostenibilidad de la vida” (CARRASCO, 2006; CARRASCO, 2009; BENGOA, 2014; UGALDE, 2017). From this perspective, it resorts to the category of Gender (BUTLER, 2018; CISNE, 2004; CISNE, 2013; HIRATA, 2007; LAGARDE, 1996; NEVES, 2017) addressing how gender distinctions are responsible for the differentiation of specific social roles, determining a differentiated valuation of the work performed by women and men and, in this research context, how these roles are given in the activities of associated production. Thus, the general objective of this dissertation is to analyze, based on research carried out by GEPTE, the dimensions of gender present in these studies, with emphasis on care work carried out by women, highlighting the gender conditions that define their participation and action in associated production. of life as a practice based on the principles of Good Living. From the general objective, the specific objectives are to understand the gender dimensions in the research carried out within the scope of the GEPTE, to problematize the work of women from the associated production of life and to identify how gender conditions are produced between native peoples and traditional communities. Thus, this research adopts the State of Knowledge as a methodological conception (ROMANOWSKI; ENS, 2006; ESCÁRCEGA, 2011, 2013, 2015; SÁNCHEZ, 2014), based on methodological procedures of the documentary type, for the valorization, interpretation and critical analysis of the theses and dissertations defended within the scope of the “Grupo de Estudos e Pesquisas sobre Trabalho e Educaçao” (GEPTE) of the “Programa de Pós-graduaçao em Educação” (PPGE) of the “Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso” (UFMT) – Cuiabá.