ABSTRACT:
This article discusses the escrevivência [live-writing] as a research methodology in Psychoanalysis, highlighting the political and epistemological subversions it entails for the revitalization of the subversive vocation of psychoanalysis in the approach to racism and sexism. We call attention to its insurgent character, related by Evaristo to the resumption of silenced voices and stories of black people. More than narcissistic writing, she proposes that the stories of each one of them embrace experiences and memories that refer to collectivity. We present some research practices that deal with the tension between the domain of knowledge and the real of experience using escrevivência as a means of approach.
Keywords:
escrevivência; research; psychoanalysis; insurgency; collectivity