Por uma político-ética da narratividade no mercado de carnes

Abstract

The paper presents part of the research productions that accompanied the con-struction of bodies inserted in a Psychosocial Care Center for Alcohol and Other Drugs (CAPS-AD) of a city in the northern region of Brasil, focusing more sharplyon masculinities arrangements. Special attention is given to the tension between normalized bodies and attempts at resistance and (re) exist. The argument is in thefield of public health, particularly mental health, and rooted in gender and sexual-ity studies. The data production methodology made use of observations recordedin a diary, itinerant follow-up of a collective of research, interviews, focus groupswhere, among other things, was discussed diary topics, conversation circles and workshops. The attempt was to produce a way of collective narrating strategy, combining up experience and body (un)learn well as ways of producing healthcare and doing research.