Browsing by Author "Jesus, Liliane Vasconcelos de"

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    Direito à cidade como lugar de Festa: afetos engajados no Parque Augusta, em São Paulo/SP, e no Parque em Rede Pedra de Xangô, em Salvador/BA
    (Universidade Católica do Salvador, 2022-03-30) Nicola, Alexandra de; Oliveira, Liana Silvia de Viveiros e; http://lattes.cnpq.br/; Jesus, Liliane Vasconcelos de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/; Cruz, Leandro de Sousa; http://lattes.cnpq.br/
    This research addresses the right to the city in the Party dimension, as conceived by Henri Lefebvre (2001), the city being built by discontinuities and ruptures, by convergence and divergences of groups that are rivals in their love for it in the dispute of agendas that move between their use value and their exchange value. The Party, with a capital P, as the author puts it, implies the use, enjoyment, and appropriation of the city in its fullness, which thus provides affective and political relations in cultural practices as an expression of urban life. And the Party, here, is a strategy of struggle and resistance in defense of public spaces for meeting, leisure, contemplation, religious practices, preservation of material and symbolic values and political dispute: the party for the Party. Like large laboratories, the Brazilian cities of São Paulo (State of São Paulo) and Salvador (State of Bahia) presented two cases of struggle and resistance movements that transformed public and private spaces into municipal parks – Parque Augusta and Parque em Rede Pedra de Xangô, respectively –, demonstrating that the right to the city, in current times, present urban reform imperatives that go far beyond the demand for housing and urban services. The research presents a snapshot of how affective and political engagements took place to conquer public spaces, having Lawrence Grossberg’s (2012) notion of affection as a central theoretical reference, a constitutive force of articulation of desires and transformative forces. Through bibliographic research and interviews, maps of importance and affections were prepared with a view to understanding what mobilized the actors to engage. Social mobilization is presented based on the theory of José Bernardo Toro (2005), intertwined with the discussion of rationality and emotions by Humberto Maturana (1997). Finally, the struggle and resistance movements and the disputes evidenced are discussed from the perspective of Viveiros (2020), by transversal axes that bring the right to the city in the relationship between scales and mutual constitution of civil society and the State from interactions, articulations, convergences, divergences, and conflicts. This view is also made through categories that analyze the formation and articulation of agents; the construction of political ethical principles and the formation of collective identities; the arenas and disputes of agendas; and the lexicon dispute in urban politics. The results show that the shared imagination of a totally green park without buildings and overcoming racism and religious intolerance ancewith a sacred The Afro-Brazilian space being demarcated and preserved has become reality through the articulation of affections and desires factors who, in turn, putthem in articulation with the close and distantorder, exercise their rights to the city and the Party.
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    Uma releitura dos cortiços no centro antigo de Salvador
    (Universidade Católica do Salvador, 2020-03-09) Primo, Deise Borges de Barros; Mourad, Laila Nazem; http://lattes.cnpq.br/; Jesus, Liliane Vasconcelos de; http://lattes.cnpq.br; Rebouças, Thaís de Miranda; http://lattes.cnpq.br
    This work aims to identify and understand the dynamics and conflicts of the tenements in the Old Center of Salvador at different times. We will seek to understand the current conflicts of tenements in the Old Center, the construction of their invisibility and the process of “erasing” the tenement nomenclature in the memory of the population. However, this type of popular housing still persists in memory in another way, its physical existence is linked to less exclusive and stigmatized names. The work proposes a look at the current reality of these dwellings, favoring a reflection on the dynamics and performance of the different public and private agents, which has been producing sectorization, segregation to meet their own interests. The choice of the research object is due to the need to give visibility to the topic of tenements in the city of Salvador, since the subject has been little studied in recent years.
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    Tela de mulheres: o muralismo feminino na cidade de Salvador
    (UCSal, Universidade Católica do Salvador, 2022-04-01) Franco, Maiara Bomfim; Jesus, Liliane Vasconcelos de
    A arte urbana produzida por mulheres nem sempre esteve articulada na esfera do pertencimento social, assim como muitas outras atividades estigmatizadas em caráter masculino pelo sistema patriarcal. Com isso, este trabalho busca identificar murais ocupados pelas representações artísticas produzidas por mulheres nos espaços urbanos de Salvador. Os métodos utilizados buscarão reconhecer o muralismo produzido por mulheres na cidade por meio de um levantamento bibliográfico e exploratório de natureza qualitativa sobre a produção artístico-urbana. A pesquisa estará fundamentada nos estudos contemplados pelas áreas de Gênero, Arte e Cidade. Será feito um levantamento de arquivo fotográfico disponibilizado pelas artistas que estão produzindo atualmente no cenário urbano do Centro à Cidade Baixa da cidade de Salvador, no período de 2015 até 2021, visto que há escassas publicações na esfera da arte urbana produzida por mulheres, ressaltando ainda a necessidade de promover maior visibilidade para essas produções.