MELO, Maria de Fátima Aranha de Queiroz e. Simondon's contribution for a feminine ethics in doing research. []. , 11, 1, pp.25-36. ISSN 1809-8908.

An ethic inspired by Simondon entails a model of doing research that provokes us to think in different ways from a hegemonic science, pointing its ideological character, sometimes racist and sexist as well as its inability to accommodate what is different. To build a model in harmony with the search for alternatives to a regulatory framework, we evoke feminists who, inspired by the primatologists work, allow themselves to use another artifact research, bringing to the discussion field practices until then unusual, involving time and manner of observing, distance between researchers and researched, construction of the righteous medium of action, renounce of control, and the formulation of interesting questions for both, having, as north, what Despret named "politeness in making knowledge". These actions are defended in this essay because they perform a set of practices for good research, not for being undertaken by women, but because are practiced ethically.

: Simondon; ethics; feminine; research.

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