Entre lutas, normas e preconceitos: pessoas com deficiência e os (des)caminhos da inclusão social - Uberlândia - 2000 à 2010

Abstract

This study discusses some behavioral traits, present in people with disabilities in society and, with reference to empirical Uberlândia - MG. In this sense, the concept of habitus, as Bourdieu reformulated, provides a point of view that contributes to the analysis of the particularities of a social identity, which enables the development of this identity, which can be sometimes conscious, sometimes unconscious. Hence its importance for understanding how individuals make their choices to choose some things and not others, including here, visions or values associated with the disabled. Analyze how these are perpetuated habitus or have changed over time covered by this research and how people with disabilities deal with minted disparaging representations about them, as you see, feel them, absorbing them or rejecting them? For this, experiences of these individuals, are those of accommodation, associated with feelings of loss, setbacks or failures, or, on the other hand, expressing different forms of resistance, reaching, or at least creating expectations of achievement, all will be of much relevance to what is intended with this work. Cover, analysis, and social relations of power, the social imaginary and its representations, the individual and collective actions (conscious and unconscious) of disabled people and those around them, with special emphasis in this case for the people of Uberlândia / MG. When dealing with values of contemporary society, it is impossible not to consider its ephemeral nature, its fluidity, enhancement of competitiveness and too much of the material life, those attributes that contribute heavily to the segregation and estrangement. Given the fraying of the relationship between \"self\" and \"other,\" which measures the extent of social inclusion facing people with disabilities?