Uma viagem no tempo e no espaço a partir da escrita de mulheres detentas.

Abstract

In the year of 2000 the number of women incarcerated in the Brazilian prison system was around 5.601. In 2017, the statistic increases to 44.721, totaling almost nine times more women. At the same time, they still represent only 6,8% of the total prison population, being a minority in quantitative terms. As a result, this dynamic produces stock and looks more geared to the male prison, accentuating the segregated place and adjunctive given to the woman, mainly to that in privation of her freedom. In that constant social limbo where the feminine imprisonment enrolls itself is possible to see the marks of the exclusion, of the interdiction of the word, of the segregation and of the abandonment. In view of this, this article has the objective of discuss how writing constitutes an experience of production and transformation of the subject who writes, through the writing of women prisoners, form the analysis of the book Entre peles e poesias. To this end, data production was based on the mapping analysis of 100 records of the book. As a theoretical-methodological operator, the concept of self-writing was used, proposed by Michel Foucault, for whom writing is an element of creation, cultivation, government and transformation of oneself. To accomplish such a discussion, time and space were taken as markers.