SUICIDE, SOCIETY AND YOUTH HOW TO UNDERSTAND THE RELATION BETWEEN THESE PROCESSES?
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https://doi.org/10.1590/SciELOPreprints.8168Keywords:
Suicide, Youth, Subjectivation, Biopolitics, AbjectionAbstract
This article, the result of a master's thesis built with the Postgraduate Program in Education at the Federal University of Uberlândia (PPGED/UFU), concerns relationships that can be established between suicide and society. In particular, we seek to problematize, based on the statements of 7 interviewees, all young people between 18 and 29 years old who have cis-heterodissident life expressions, which norms corroborate the constitution of the suicidal process. To this end, through post-structuralist provocations, narratives were accessed, in which it was possible to compare relationships
between the modes of subjectivation that produce subjects who see themselves as “dirt”, or even enable their recognition in the condition of (abject) subjects and the suicidal plots of these young people. Suicide also appears as a possible transgression of biopolitical technologies in which the body needs, at all costs, to live a useful life, adjusted to what is expected of it. It is concluded, betting on the complexity of the debate on self-extermination, in particular, on the multiplication of research, that it is a phenomenon, forged by cultural matrices and that is produced in life, in living spaces such as school, in relationships and their interdependencies, in the ways in which power relations are established.
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