Mulheres no cárcere: a histórica subordinação feminina e seus reflexos na figura do tráfico privilegiado

Abstract

The present work proposes, initially, an analysis of male domination in western societies, based on the works "The history of fear in the west" by Delumeau (1989), and Bourdieu's "Male Domination"(2014), in order to present how the long construction of female subordination can be read as a mechanism of symbolic gender violence in modernity. From this perspective, is performed the relation between the referred to domination and the female imprisonment verified in Brazil in the last decades, mainly due to drug trafficking. In this sense, the study exhibit reflections, from a critical perspective, on the political-criminal, normative and jurisprudential aspects related to the subject. Finally, through empirical research, done by interviews, it shows relevant aspects about the conditions of (re)existence of women submitted to imprisonment at the Professor Ariosvaldo Campos Pires Penitentiary, in the city of Juiz de Fora/MG.