Violência doméstica geracional em Parintins: um olhar para os casos registrados na Delegacia Especializada

Abstract

This study assumes the purpose of verifying in what sense domestic violence is structured in a generational vicious circle, involving the generations of mothers and daughters making naturalized and crystallized the phenomenon of this type of violence in our society. Incursing for the analysis of domestic violence within the family with the intersection between gender and generationality required the use of the systemic complexity approach in Edgar Morin which allowed us to look at this problem from several dimensions, allowing us to approximate the real. In this study the term generation is understood within its historical and sociological dimension, trying to show the sociocultural factors that generate the formation of the human generations in Mannheim. Concerning the methodological aspects the research assumed the orientation of the qualitative approaches without excluding the quantitative aspects. The technical procedures used in the collection of primary and secondary data were carried out in a semi-structured interview. The research locus focused on the Specialized Women's Police Station in the Municipality of Parintins, specifically in the Social Service Assistance Center. The sample consisted of 6 women, 3 mothers and 3 daughters, two generations. The technique of content analysis was the tool used to analyze the data obtained. This research contacts the existence of a vicious circle of generational domestic violence in Parintins that emerge in the conjugal relationship proliferating in the generation of the couple's daughters. All this leads to the belief that this generational violence has roots in the environment of violence in families. Something that goes from generation to generation. That is, the same cycle of violence experienced by the mother practiced by his companion is experienced by his daughters.