Percursos antropológicos de homens TRANS: entre suas histórias de vida e os acessos aos sistemas de saúde

Abstract

This study originated from research conducted with transgender men, established through remote interviews. The purpose of the study is to present the stories of these interviewees, understanding their processes of identification as transgender men, as well as their life trajectories, family relationships, and experiences with health care systems. Based on these assumptions, theories about gender, transmasculinities, transsexuality, and this population's access to healthcare systems allow for interaction with empirical research, assisting in reflections and repercussions of anthropological knowledge. Therefore, this investigation arises from the possibility of interaction in communication systems that transmit digital information. To make this study feasible, digital anthropology will be used, combined with narrative and oral history techniques. Additionally, emphasis is given to the contributions of the interlocutors who, through their statements, contributed to the expansion of the themes analyzed and to a more profound understanding through their personal accounts in reflections on transmasculinities in social contexts. It is hoped that the research will provide new perspectives on knowledge, promote reflection, and pave the way for new tactics on the topics covered in the text.