Ivia Maksud

Os cuidados com a "carne" na socialização sexual dos jovens

The positions of Christian leaders on the “manageme nt” of young people’s sexuality, as contextualized within the sexual politics of the state, are discussed. Th ey are the result of an ethnographic study undertak n through archival work, participating observation and interviews with 47 reli gious leaders in Recife PE Brazil. Analysis shows the space of religion as a disciplinary site, operating through transcendent r asoning (“responsibility”). The person is expect ed o incorporate such reasoning and make the appropriate differentiations between “right” and “wrong”. AIDS and adolescent pregn ancy appear as a result of “temptations of the erotic flesh”. From the perspective of human rights and health, the ar ticle deconstructs the idea of the “flesh” as dominated by “temptation,” and as an “essential force” which leads the person to stra y/sin/”risk”. It resituates sexuality as a positive instance for the s ubjects (with rights) and a condition for social fer tility.

Respostas religiosas à AIDS no Brasil: impressões de pesquisa acerca da pastoral de DST/AIDS da Igreja Católica

O texto encontra-se estruturado em quatro partes. Na primeira delas, apresentamos um conjunto de considerações e informações acerca da situação da aids no Brasil, das relações entre religião, sexualidade, aids e estado laico, bem como uma descrição mais clara do Projeto Respostas Religiosas ao HIV/Aids no Brasil, do qual este texto apresenta algumas impressões de pesquisa preliminares. A seguir, dedicamos um item a apresentação da Pastoral de DST/Aids, sua história, estrutura e objetivos. No item seguinte problematizamos diversas questões em particular no âmbito das relações Estado e Igreja, relações entre agentes de pastoral e hierarquia da Igreja, e questões ligadas mais diretamente à sexualidade e aids, todas referenciadas ao trabalho da Pastoral de DST/Aids. Ao final, apresentamos a bibliografia e fontes consultadas.

Sexualidade e mídia: discursos jornalísticos sobre o "sexual" e vida privada

Tourism creates social, cultural and health impacts on host communities. Current paper analyzes, through an ethnographic Current article discusses sexual meanings in journa listic discourse. Two Brazilian newspapers, hailing from the same publisher, albeit aimed at different readers, were analyzed. The anal ysis focuses on spaces reserved for the exhibition of the intimate life of readers and the debate on certain aspects of their private life. In vestigation showed that the newspapers have an idealized form of expressing the culture of social segments, each according to their readers. V alues on sexuality produced by the cultural industr y for such readers use gender- distinctive language. They may thus have both tradi tional and modern approaches. In the former, gender and sexuality are dichotomized; in the latter, the relationships among the sexes are m ore egalitarian. Results show that the social media is an important and agile agency in the process of construction of social facts such as sex uality.Tourism creates social, cultural and health impacts on host communities. Current paper analyzes, through an ethnographic Current article discusses sexual meanings in journalistic discourse. Two Brazilian newspapers, hailing from the same publisher, albeit aimed at different readers, were analyzed. The analysis focuses on spaces reserved for the exhibition of the intimate life of readers and the debate on certain aspects of their private life. Investigation showed that the newspapers have an idealized form of expressing the culture of social segments, each according to their readers. Values on sexuality produced by the cultural industry for such readers use genderdistinctive language. They may thus have both traditional and modern approaches. In the former, gender and sexuality are dichotomized; in the latter, the relationships among the sexes are more egalitarian. Results show that the social media is an important and agile agency in the process of construction of social facts such as sexuality.

La sexualidad y medios de comunicación: los discursos periodísticos sobre lo 'sexual' y la vida privada

Tourism creates social, cultural and health impacts on host communities. Current paper analyzes, through an ethnographic Current article discusses sexual meanings in journa listic discourse. Two Brazilian newspapers, hailing from the same publisher, albeit aimed at different readers, were analyzed. The anal ysis focuses on spaces reserved for the exhibition of the intimate life of readers and the debate on certain aspects of their private life. In vestigation showed that the newspapers have an idealized form of expressing the culture of social segments, each according to their readers. V alues on sexuality produced by the cultural industr y for such readers use gender- distinctive language. They may thus have both tradi tional and modern approaches. In the former, gender and sexuality are dichotomized; in the latter, the relationships among the sexes are m ore egalitarian. Results show that the social media is an important and agile agency in the process of construction of social facts such as sex uality.Tourism creates social, cultural and health impacts on host communities. Current paper analyzes, through an ethnographic Current article discusses sexual meanings in journalistic discourse. Two Brazilian newspapers, hailing from the same publisher, albeit aimed at different readers, were analyzed. The analysis focuses on spaces reserved for the exhibition of the intimate life of readers and the debate on certain aspects of their private life. Investigation showed that the newspapers have an idealized form of expressing the culture of social segments, each according to their readers. Values on sexuality produced by the cultural industry for such readers use genderdistinctive language. They may thus have both traditional and modern approaches. In the former, gender and sexuality are dichotomized; in the latter, the relationships among the sexes are more egalitarian. Results show that the social media is an important and agile agency in the process of construction of social facts such as sexuality.

Sexuality and media: journalistic discourses on "sex" and private life

Tourism creates social, cultural and health impacts on host communities. Current paper analyzes, through an ethnographic Current article discusses sexual meanings in journa listic discourse. Two Brazilian newspapers, hailing from the same publisher, albeit aimed at different readers, were analyzed. The anal ysis focuses on spaces reserved for the exhibition of the intimate life of readers and the debate on certain aspects of their private life. In vestigation showed that the newspapers have an idealized form of expressing the culture of social segments, each according to their readers. V alues on sexuality produced by the cultural industr y for such readers use gender- distinctive language. They may thus have both tradi tional and modern approaches. In the former, gender and sexuality are dichotomized; in the latter, the relationships among the sexes are m ore egalitarian. Results show that the social media is an important and agile agency in the process of construction of social facts such as sex uality.Tourism creates social, cultural and health impacts on host communities. Current paper analyzes, through an ethnographic Current article discusses sexual meanings in journalistic discourse. Two Brazilian newspapers, hailing from the same publisher, albeit aimed at different readers, were analyzed. The analysis focuses on spaces reserved for the exhibition of the intimate life of readers and the debate on certain aspects of their private life. Investigation showed that the newspapers have an idealized form of expressing the culture of social segments, each according to their readers. Values on sexuality produced by the cultural industry for such readers use genderdistinctive language. They may thus have both traditional and modern approaches. In the former, gender and sexuality are dichotomized; in the latter, the relationships among the sexes are more egalitarian. Results show that the social media is an important and agile agency in the process of construction of social facts such as sexuality.

Los cuidados con la 'carne' en la socialización delos jóvenes

The positions of Christian leaders on the “manageme nt” of young people’s sexuality, as contextualized within the sexual politics of the state, are discussed. Th ey are the result of an ethnographic study undertak n through archival work, participating observation and interviews with 47 reli gious leaders in Recife PE Brazil. Analysis shows the space of religion as a disciplinary site, operating through transcendent r asoning (“responsibility”). The person is expect ed o incorporate such reasoning and make the appropriate differentiations between “right” and “wrong”. AIDS and adolescent pregn ancy appear as a result of “temptations of the erotic flesh”. From the perspective of human rights and health, the ar ticle deconstructs the idea of the “flesh” as dominated by “temptation,” and as an “essential force” which leads the person to stra y/sin/”risk”. It resituates sexuality as a positive instance for the s ubjects (with rights) and a condition for social fer tility.

The care of the "flesh" in young people's sexual socialization

The positions of Christian leaders on the “manageme nt” of young people’s sexuality, as contextualized within the sexual politics of the state, are discussed. Th ey are the result of an ethnographic study undertak n through archival work, participating observation and interviews with 47 reli gious leaders in Recife PE Brazil. Analysis shows the space of religion as a disciplinary site, operating through transcendent r asoning (“responsibility”). The person is expect ed o incorporate such reasoning and make the appropriate differentiations between “right” and “wrong”. AIDS and adolescent pregn ancy appear as a result of “temptations of the erotic flesh”. From the perspective of human rights and health, the ar ticle deconstructs the idea of the “flesh” as dominated by “temptation,” and as an “essential force” which leads the person to stra y/sin/”risk”. It resituates sexuality as a positive instance for the s ubjects (with rights) and a condition for social fer tility.