Abstract

CEZAR, Brida Emanoele Spohn  and  RIVERO, Nelson Eduardo Estamado. How to make research into a happening?. Rev. Polis Psique [online]. 2020, vol.10, n.3, pp. 249-262. ISSN 2238-152X.  http://dx.doi.org/10.22456/2238-152X.88513.

This work aims to discuss an ethical perspective on doing research that, in a procedural way, delimits problems and methods, therefore deviating from the established outlines. It is understood that when one gets in contact with the subjects that inhabit the outside of the university, they run the risk of questioning and overstraining fixed borders in advance. It is a certain implication with the possibilities of invention that the act of researching itself generates, when it is open to the multiple voices that traverse it. While doing her end of course work, the researcher listens to former inhabitants of a community developed upon the arrival of the railway and, later, affected by its abrupt removal. The movements that were collectively established during this intervention should be noted, as the tensioning related to knowledge were not ignored, but visualized, thus enhancing the discovery of new courses and so far unforeseen approaches.

Keywords : Ethics; Research; Psychology; Implication; Intervention.

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