Mulheres negras em privação de liberdade: um estado do conhecimento sobre a produção acadêmica nos cursos de pós-graduação stricto sensu – 2004 /2019

Abstract

This dissertation presents research that aimed to develop a State of Knowledge of the scientific production developed in master's theses and doctoral dissertations on the imprisonment of black women in Brazil, during the period between 2004 and 2019, focusing on the Work and Education relationship. To achieve the proposed objectives, the methodological resources characteristic of the State of the Art or State of Knowledge studies were used, using the content analysis methodological procedures. This research proposal is part of the National Prison System Observatory (ONASP) research project. The realization of this research is justified by the need to investigate the issue of the imprisonment of black women. It is emphasized that, although there is increasing social and government interest in incarceration in Brazil and the importance of developing academic research on the prison issue, this has been a little-explored scientific theme. In this sense, from the synthesis and analysis of the categorized research according to the focused theme, which is work and education, the gender, race and class questions in knowledge production were problematized. Considering the profile of incarcerated women in the country and social relations in the context of capitalist society.