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"Ela não mereceu ser estuprada”: a cultura do estupro, seus mitos e o (não) dito nos casos penais
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2018-05-14) ANDRADE, Mailô de Menezes Vieira; PINHO, Ana Cláudia Bastos de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3470653249189577
Women only deserve to be raped in a rape culture. This expression, thought by feminists, is designed and understood to announce the naturalization and normalization of male violence against women, with tolerance and sometimes incitement of, especially, rape, through various behaviors, including distrust around the version of the victim and, above all, their blame for the violence suffered. In this scene, this research intends to answer to what extent this culture manifests itself in the discourses of the agents of the criminal system in cases judged in Pará? Based on criminological and feminist readings on rape, I aimed to analyze the tolerance of rape in the criminal justice system through the analysis of 46 judgments involving this crime judged by the Court of Justice of the State of Pará in the year 2017, in other words, the manifestations of this culture in criminal cases. My hypothesis, therefore, is that the doubling of violence at institutional level in cases of rape indicates the existence of a rape culture in Brazil, which is reaffirmed and maintained by the criminal justice system and which is often manifested in what the judged are silent, and not in what they speak.
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Mulheres na rua: do “fiu-fiu” ao estupro
(Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, 2019) CÂMARA, Flávia Danielle da Silva; LIMA, Maria Lúcia Chaves; CRUZ, Crissia Roberta Pontes
Harassment in public spaces are recurrent in women’s daily lives. Faced with this problem, this bibliographical and documentary study aims to contribute to the discussions about harassment in public places based on the documentary Femme de la rue. The reflection on the (un)told stories of women sought to draw a common line between “fiu-fiu” to rape, which, although they are different degrees of violence against women, they have in common the process of reification of the female body, which has been transformed into thing and fetishized as commodity in a social-historical process. Thus, it is defended the importance of new research to broaden the debate, as well as the construction and the strengthening of public policies that include in the scope of their actions the arduous task of facing the patriarchal, racist and heteronormative system, sustaining the violence against women.