Tabuleiro da violência etnoracial
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Violência, Dominação racial, Classificação étnica, Estado, Sociedade colonialResumo
A violência étnico racial é um fenômeno dinâmico e multifacetado cuja definição está em jogo não apenas na academia, mas na própria realidade. Apresenta-se em duas variedades, expressiva e instrumental, quando serve para reforçar as outras quatro formas elementares de dominação racial, nomeadamente, categorização, discriminação, segregação e reclusão. Saliento que o fenômeno é relativamente raro e carregado de pesada bagagem moral. Introduzo distinções baseadas na direcionalidade (vertical, horizontal), escala dos atores envolvidos (indivíduo, grupo e estado), grau de espetacularização e tipo de sistema de classificação étnica (categórico, gradativo). O domínio colonial oferece um terreno especialmente frutífero para a investigação comparativa e a elaboração teórica das dinâmicas da racialização, da violência e do Estado. Os estudantes da brutalidade humana na história deveriam dar as mãos aos estudiosos comparativos da raça para lançar uma nova luz sobre a sua intersecção explosiva.
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