O direito & o direito: estórias da Izidora contadas por uma fabulação jurídico-espacial

• Ano de defesa: 2018
• Autor(a) principal: Julia Ávila Franzoni
• Tipo de documento: Tese
• Tipo de acesso: Acesso aberto
• Idioma: por
• Instituição de defesa: Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais; UFMG
• Palavras-chave em Português: Conflito territorial; Direito e produção do espaço; Contação de estórias; Giro espacial no direito; Teoria do direito; Materialismo feminista; Espaço urbano; Exigências do sistema: Adobe Acrobat Reader; Direito; Narrativa; Direito Filosofia; Direito à moradia; Resolução de disputas (Direito)
• Link de acesso: http://hdl.handle.net/1843/BUOS-B2EFJ2

The situations experienced in Izidoras conflicts are the sources for the spatial-legal fabulation of the thesis, which is inspired by China Miévilles science fiction book "The city & the city". The research is presented in three parts: the development of the spatiallegal matrix of storytelling; the entanglements of Izidora Beszel, Izidora Ul Qoma and Izidora Orciny and, in the end, the encounter of stories in the bodies of Laws Breach, urban planning, judicialization and negotiation of the conflict. The fabulations tell overlapping stories in which the different characters seek to occupy the same space at the same time. Each plot, in addition to the details of the fable, poses the question of how law and space are imagined, performed and materialized mutually in the events. As a theoretical tool to explore situations, feminist and spatial materialism is a key element in the construction of this researchs (always provisional) mapping matrix. The research seeks to reposition the various legal-spatial situations mapped in the sensorial world through the narratives, opposing the tendency to despacialize the law. The different stories also speak of the mechanisms of in/visualization between law and space experienced in the ruptures and suspensions created by the characters as hey mobilize various legal-spatial instruments, their purposes and sources. A minor legal theory is developed in the research and accompanies the fabulations in thinking about the mechanisms of invisibilization of legal materiality in a situated effort: how, where and why does the despatialization of law occur, who and what are affected? And also, what does space bring to the law? The theorys becoming-minor is oriented here to discuss the scales and conditions of materialitys invisibility in the law, because (i) they are the ones that tell of the current forms of violence and, (ii) in confronting them, via ruptures and suspensions, the apparatuses that deny life are rearranged, repositioning the bodies and their contexts of production and reproduction. The experimentation of form-content that is fabled assumes the shape of spatial-legal speculative arrangements that seek to learn from events and strive to take the views of bodies and their situations. The spaces and affections capable of breaking and renegotiating the assemblages of the hegemonic juridical form are provisional experiences of production of rights, in which the multiplicity is always threatened by the majoritarian legal entity, which is marked by representation , identity and property. The becoming-minor of resistance, breaking out and remaking itself legally and spatially, is also the becoming-minor of the experience of the law and the law.