Negras raízes questionam a Ciência Ocidental: um estudo sobre a inserção das populações negras, brasileira e guineense, como sujeitos e/ou objetos de pesquisa em território de produção do conhecimento científico

Abstract

The science of the self, the consciousness about the sciences and the misconceptions of science are fields that give rise to this thesis and its reflective proposals. The research carried out offers a contribution to the debate on education in the chapters on africanity and eurocentrism, on the reality lived by the afrodescendant population in academic life, on the science felt by the black population and on the daily conflicts of scientific action that fall on society and In the lives of black, Brazilian and African populations. The research seeks to uncover the scientific production of the West, to question its principles and epistemic bases, as well as the forms of its development, based on the reality lived and the observation of the conflicts experienced by the black population in the university territories. The science, power, and power of science envelop the debate that questions the characteristics of science and how its paradigms talk to scientific and epistemic racism through its systematized body of knowledge. The research carried out had as objectives: 1) to analyze and understand the sciences in the West and the insertion of the black populations (as subjects and / or as objects of research) in the scientific territory; 2) To know and understand the educational, academic and scientific education of an African (Guinean) population; And 3) To know the Guinean intellectual and how he / she can help us to understand the phenomenon of anti-Black and anti-African racism in Western Science.