O aborto na Deep Web: cartografia dos modos de viver o aborto ilegal em um contexto de colonialidade dos corpos femininos

Abstract

The main objective of this dissertation is to rhizome the discursive practice of producing truths about abortion in the narratives conveyed by various social agents on the internet, through a post-structuralist perspective. The expression rhizomatar is used as a metaphor for cartographic practice based on the concept of Deleuze and Guattari, where abortion is understood as a complex phenomenon, a tangle of forces in constant interaction, which in the context of the internet gains its own outlines. This objective was based on two guiding questions: 1) Identify the different social agents that produce truths about abortion on the internet and its narratives 2) Map the composition of the rhizome that is formed in this narrative production. The production of data was made from the internet, collecting narratives on pages of representatives of civil and religious society and in discussion forums, which were subsequently analyzed from the narrative analysis, through which the axes of analysis that composed the analysis. It was decided by cartography because of the desire to understand the different experiences that revolve around abortion. Collecting narratives from representatives of civil and religious society, a knowledge, albeit partial, was built on the different ways of experiencing online abortion in Brazil. A logbook was also carried out, a resource that contributed to the understanding of the territory and users. In the treatment of the data, thematic narrative analysis was chosen, from which three axes of analysis emerged: experiencing abortion as a sin, as a crime and as a necessity. In each axis, the themes, actors and territorial constructions that make up the abortion rhizome in this researched territory were tracked.