Jogos de linguagem produzidos por mulheres na ocupação do Quadrado e seus movimentos de contraconduta.

Abstract

The research linked to the History, Curriculum and Culture Research Line, of the Graduate Program of the Federal University of Pelotas (PPGEMAT / UFPel), aimed to identify and analyze the language games produced by a group of women from the Quadrado in an ethnomathematics perspective when they narrate their experiences during the occupation. Theoretical contributions use post-structuralist, theorizations based on studies in the ethnomathematics perspective of Knijnik, Wanderer, Giongo and Duarte (2013), in the language games of the philosopher Wittgenstein (2000), in their maturity, phase and in the concept of counter-conduct by Michel Foucault (2008). The investigation was carried out in a qualitative approach with an exploratory character and for data collection, ethnographic inspiration was used with instruments of participant observation, field diary and photographs. To compose the production of the data, narrative interviews were used, when four residents, from different generations, report their memories about the occupation of a community known as Quadrado, located in the Porto district of the city of Pelotas, Rio Grande do Sul. The material collected was analyzed in a descriptive-analytical, way according to Paraíso (2012) considering as analytical tools the notion of counter-conduct by Foucault (2008) and language games, uses, family similarities and forms of life by Wittgenstein (2000). The analyzes carried pointed that the language games of the group of women come from practices they have experienced, insofar as they have been establishing their homes through struggles, resistances, counter-conduct movements. They counted, measured, outlined their space, built shapes, not using exactness, organized themselves by governing themselves, evidencing, in their narratives, the existence of other ways to measure, associate, classify, indicate time, present in each stage of construction and housing in the Quadrado.