Aesthetic-Political Reflections
Present developments: death policies and political imagination
With: Aldri Anunciação (BA) + Casé Angatu (BA) + Fabio Luís Franco (SP)
Mediation: Rosane Borges (SP)
Ruling the living has proved to be a form of death management. In a context where struggle and grief are not only lexical slips, what forms of life that, in work of resistance, design other temporalities beyond the present’s immediate future? What are the forces of art and culture to deal with the traumatic dimension that runs through the recent Brazilian experience?
When and Where
June 5, Sunday, from 2pm to 5pm
About
Aldri Anunciação, ganhador do Prêmio Jabuti de Literatura (2013), é dramaturgo, roteirista e ator . Lançou em 2020, A Trilo
Aldri Anunciação, the winner of Literature Jabuti Prize (2013), is a playwright, screenwriter and actor. Published The Trilogy of Confinement (Perspectiva), in 2020. Best Actor at the Brasilia Film Festival (2018). Best Screenplay at Memphis Indie Film Festival in the USA and Best Screenplay Award at Huelva Festival-Spain for the film Medida Provisória directed by Lázaro Ramos. PhD with the thesis The Poetics of Disagreement: Self-decolonization of the Author Through the Decolonization of the Fictional Character” (PPGAC-UFBA)
Fábio Luís Franco is a psychoanalyst and PhD in Philosophy (USP). He conducts postdoctoral research linked to the International Research Group on Authoritarianism and Counter-Strategy, of Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, and to Institute of Psychology of USP. Currently, he is a researcher at Laboratory of Social Theory, Philosophy and Psychoanalysis (LATESFIP-USP) and guest professor at PUC-SP. He is the author of the book Ruling the dead: necropolitics, disappearance and subjectivity (Ubu).
Casé Angatu is an Indigenous from Tupinambá Olivença Territory (Ilhéus/BA) – Taba Gwarïnï Atã, Associate Professor at the Graduate Program in Teaching/Ethnic-Racial Relations of the Federal University of South of Bahia (PPGER/UFSB) and at the State University Santa Cruz (UESC – Ilhéus); Post-Doctoral Student in Psychology at UNESP/Assis; PhD from FAU/USP; MA in History from PUC/SP; Historian graduated at UNESP; Author of the book: Not All Was Italian: São Paulo and Poverty (FAPESP/Annablume) and Co-author of the Book Indigenous in Brazil: Life, Culture and Death (Intermeios), among other publications.
Rosane Borges Journalist, collaborating professor at DIversitas (FFLCH-USP), researcher at ECA-USP, writer of Istoé Magazine. Author of several books, among which are Infidel mirror: the black in Brazilian journalism (2004), Media and racism (2012), Sketches of a present time (2016) and Fragments of the present time (2021).
ia do Confinamento (Ed. Perspectiva). Melhor Ator no Festival de Cinema de Brasília (2018). Melhor Roteiro no Indie Film Festival de Memphis nos EUA e Prêmio de Melhor Roteiro no Festival de Huelva-Espanha com roteiro do filme Medida Provisória dir. Lázaro Ramos. Doutor com a tese A Poética da Discordância: Autodescolonização do Autor Através da Descolonização da Personagem de Ficção (PPGAC-UFBA)
Fábio Luís Franco é psicanalista e doutor em Filosofia (USP). Realiza pesquisa de pós-doutorado vinculada ao International Research Group on Authoritarianism and Counter-Strategy, do Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, e ao Instituto de Psicologia da USP. Atualmente, é pesquisador do Laboratório de Teoria Social, Filosofia e Psicanálise (LATESFIP-USP) e professor convidado na PUC-SP. É autor do livro Governar os mortos: necropolíticas, desaparecimento e subjetividade(Ubu Editora).
Casé Angatu é Indígena do Território Tupinambá Olivença (Ilhéus/BA) – Taba Gwarïnï Atã, docente na Pós-Graduação em Ensino/Relações Étnico-Raciais da Universidade. Federal Sul da Bahia (PPGER/UFSB) e da Universidade Estadual Santa Cruz (UESC – Ilhéus); Pós-Doutorando em Psicologia na UNESP/Assis; Doutor pela FAU/USP; Mestre em História pela PUC/SP; Historiador pela UNESP; Autor Livro: Nem Tudo Era Italiano: São Paulo e Pobreza (FAPESP/Annablume) e Coautor do Livro Índios no Brasil: Vida, Cultura e Morte (Intermeios), entre outras publicações.
Rosane Borges é Jornalista, professora colabora do DIversitas (FFLCH-USP), pesquisadora da ECA-USP, articulista da Revista Istoé. Autora de diversos livros, entre eles: Espelho infiel: o negro no jornalismo brasileiro (2004), Mídia e racismo (2012), Esboços de um tempo presente (2016) e Fragmentos do tempo presente (2021).
