Insurreição nas ruas: uma anarqueologia do poder e resistência nas jornadas de junho

Abstract

This dissertation, entitled "UPRISING IN THE STREETS: An Archaeology of Power and Resistance in the June Days" aims to discuss the subject of respect, power and strength from the thought of Michel Foucault. Discuss the contraconduta of young people in the events of June Days by anarchaeology analytical perspective of knowledge, a term invented by him in the course 'government of the living' delivered in 1980, which focuses on the interplay between discourse and history, practices government through historical processes by which truth and subjectivity are indexed to the obedience of production in the exercise of power that Foucault will equip the concept of governmentality. It discusses, from historical conditions of possibilities opened up by the "disobedience of subjects" on the streets an opposition culture and resistance potentially insurgent citizenship. The problem that we propose, is configured in the following premise: what this guy can say about, for or against the power that assujeita? In fact, as the power that is exercised over indiscipline, rebellion, insurrection produced the true discourse of freedom, pleasure and politics? In this perspective o¬s events June structure and restructure the discourse orders a transgression posture anarchic face the truth regimes.