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      A mobilização das carnes: história, desejo e política ao rés dos corpos Translated title: The mobilization of fleshs: history, desire and politics close to bodies

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          Resumo Esse artigo aborda a centralidade das carnes, dos corpos e dos desejos na escrita da história. Como trazer os corpos e suas sensibilidades, emoções e comoções para o cerne da escrita da história é um gesto político da maior importância. Trata-se do historiador não almejar apenas dar conta das formas que conformaram e configuraram o passado, mas também de querer fazer de seu próprio corpo, de suas carnes, um instrumento de passagem dos afetos, forças e intensidades que ainda habitam os restos, os signos, os materiais que nos chegaram do outrora, medindo e avaliando através da capacidade de afetar que cada uma dessas presenças do passado ainda possuem, suas possibilidades de fazer efeito e de mobilizar as pessoas no tempo presente.

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          Abstract This text addresses the centrality of flesh, bodies and desires in the writing of history. How to bring bodies and their sensibilities, emotions and emotions to the heart of writing history is a political gesture of the utmost importance. It is about the historian not only aiming to account for the forms that shaped and shaped the past, but also wanting to make his own body, his flesh, an instrument for the passage of affections, forces and intensities that still inhabit the remains, the signs, the materials that came to us from the past, measuring and evaluating through the ability to affect that each of these presences from the past still have, their possibilities of having an effect and mobilizing people in the present time.

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                hh
                História da Historiografia
                Hist. Historiogr.
                Sociedade Brasileira de Teoria e História da Historiografia (SBTHH) (Mariana, MG, Brazil )
                1983-9928
                2023
                : 16
                : 41
                : e2005
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                [1] Campina Grande Paraíba orgnameUniversidade Estadual da Paraíba orgdiv1Departamento de Ciências Sociais orgdiv2Centro de Educação Brazil
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                S1983-99282023000100801 S1983-9928(23)01604100801
                10.15848/hh.v16i41.2005
                cc218cd3-ec0e-4a32-adb9-c357b8479260

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                : 07 September 2022
                : 05 July 2022
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                Body,Flesh,Historiography,Corpo,Carne,Historiografia
                Body, Flesh, Historiography, Corpo, Carne, Historiografia

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