A construção social da ordem e da subversão nos discursos da (e sobre a) população em situação de rua de Belo Horizonte

Abstract

Taking as background the idea of formation of a world market of cities and its implication at production of a contemporary urban space redactor from diversity, this paper seeks to reveal the social construction of order and subversion notions at discourses of population in a street situation from Belo Horizonte (MG, Brazil), and from implicated actors (domiciled society, care entities, city and commerce representants and police), from a theoretical and methodological background based on French discourse analysis. We’ve made a participant observation, emphasizing subversive practices of population in a street situation as a way to arguing the association between order and normality, and the relation of society with something that it considers an urban displaceable. We comprehend that subversion is a necessary political practice to increase social transformation towards a human ambience which embraces cultural diversity.