Deslocamentos compulsórios e construção da subjetividade: análise a partir de projetos de desenvolvimento

Abstract

The present work intends to present initial analyzes on questions about how the subjectivity of the subjects suffering from compulsory displacements has been given, caused by the implementation of large enterprises justified by global economic development, to the detriment of the maintenance of traditional communities throughout Brazil. We analyze from works that present reflections on the development of the socioeconomic conditions of these displaced populations. This work points to some reflections made in the Master's Dissertation called "Large Enterprises and Traditional Communities: subjective implications in compulsorily displaced families." The idea is to relate the experiences of the displaced individuals with concepts of attachment and place identity, in a critical way, reflecting on how these issues have been addressed by capitalist society, and how this can influence / interfere with the construction of the subjectivities of the people in question. The need for more research that allows this dialogue is emphasized, since it allows the construction of new knowledge that can contribute to a way of thinking and designing social models that are more just, less exclusive and degrading