Escrevivências do corpo(política)fronteiriço

uma teorização conceitual

Abstract

This work is part of a larger project (doctoral research project by PPGEL - Postgraduate Program in Language Studies) proposes an epistemic-conceptual theorization about the escrevivência (concept coined by the Minas Gerais writer Conceição Evaristo) supported by the concepts of exteriority and frontier through a theorization that emerges from the (MIGNOLO) geo-historical, conceptual and epistemological frontier and goes beyond what modern epistemology has camped in order to (de) archive (DERRIDA) the local (bio) histories that have been suppressed, excluded and made invisible by it. The centralizing idea of ​​Westernism excluded and despised any being / knowledge / thinking that was not the “model”, thus, the border knowledge and subjects were excluded and were left out because they disagree with the modern pattern of the world-system. This hegemonic, modern and colonial discourse of the order of interiority, created exteriority and relegated border subjects / knowledge to this place, this alley / place of marginal eviction from which, in counter-proposal to the Westernist project, beings (re) emerge / border knowledge / thinking. Let us make use of a critical biographical border epistemology, since we think from specific locus and bodies. Thus, the black scriptures will be pertinent to illustrate such conceptual theorizing. The methodology of this work will be eminently bibliographic in character, developed, among others, by critics such as Walter Mignolo and Edgar Cézar Nolasco, through the concepts of exteriority, epistemic disobedience, frontier, corpopolitical and geopolitical.

Keywords: Escrevivência; exteriority; border; epistemic disobedience.