Do Desterro aos porões da ditadura: a memória e as subjetividades de uma militante na resistência política

Abstract

This article, from my master's research, searches from the memoirs of a former political activist, to analyze how the process of her trajectory occurred and the direct relationship with the Civil-Military Dictatorship established in 1964. Making use of history oral as a method, in this work will be analyzed the narrated episodes leading to content subjectivities and the relationship with the present time in its process of recall/construction. Through political experience, the student movement as well as prisons and persecutions experienced, from the experience of Maria Liége, we hope to contribute in reflections that cross the period and the direct relation between the participation of the woman in the political resistance. To do this, we will take into account the vision of the left and the repressive organs around the militants, with the memory of our character direct relations with what is said and lived. Finally, the present work seeks to problematize the Northeast region of the country not as a zone of retreat of militants persecuted in other regions, but also, has a strong structure of repression and persecution. Therefore, we conclude that women played an important role in the process of resistance against the dictatorship, and there were innumerable foci of political struggle outside the South-Southeast axis.