REFLECTIONS ABOUT AN INVESTIGATIVE EXPERIENCE WITH THE CAPOEIRA
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.41924Keywords:
Invention, method, cartography, capoeiraAbstract
The objective of this article is to describe the movements of an investigative experience with capoeira. This description puts on scene the variances and transgressions that testify a kind of propensity becoming of the methodological approach. We seek to map the ways in which the proceedings were deconstructed and transformed during the fieldwork research. Intends to understand how the involvement of the researcher with the fieldwork forces the regulatory principles of action to its limits, keeping the investigative attitude in the tension between the referential function - which points to the regular application of proceedings - and the propensity becoming. Thus is evidenced the introduction of the intensive in the investigative relations and it is the recording of this intensive that feed this description.
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