The body as an object of the pharmacopornographic era, under a perspective offered by modern muiraquitãs, “feminismizing”, “neomasculinidativizing” and “decolonializing”, based on Canetti’s double mass concept

Abstract

Taking into account the appropriation of the woman's body as a form of domination and subjugation throughout history, feminism emerged as a response to the power exercised by men, who became sovereign through law and organizational processes, and social ordering, this body being apprehended and manipulated through time, modernity, post-modernity, objectified by pharmacopornography, in one aspect, and which can be observed from a more “feminismized” and “decolonialized” point of view to establish the flag of the object of the present study, in addition to “neomasculinidativizing”, in allusion to studies of new masculinities. In the present study, the hypothesis is to verify whether these schools were able to combat and deconstruct the forms of control launched by capitalism and, in turn, how it will have to deal with the new corporeities, concluding that the evolutionary path is still very long. truncated, recalling differentiated compositions of society such as the Amazonian legend (or not) in which indigenous women scale in a community exclusively composed of them, choosing partners from a neighboring tribe only for procreation (specific use of the male body), presenting them with those with amulets known as muiraquitãs. For this purpose, a bibliographical review of classic texts on the sociology of the body and consultation of scientific texts that deal with the new themes addressed were used.