O furto do corpo da mulher e o direito como reprodutor do controle social

Abstract

This course conclusion paper presents an analysis of the occurrence of theft of the woman's body and correlates the performance of the right as a powerful instrument of domination of predetermined bodies. The general objective of this research will be the analysis of the Theft of the Woman's Body by the norms of law, demonstrating how it exercises the role of reproductive of social control over the female body, observing the direct links to the sex alluded to, both with regard to reproduction and control of the Woman, as well as the figure behind the legislative and social constructions and other problematic directly related. Moreover, the present research will aim to respond to the following problematization: To what extent does law seek, through male domination, to control women's bodies, and what are the plausible ways out for their independence?. Thus, it is a qualitative research that makes use of the method of analysis of data obtained indirectly. As a result, it is evident the violence used to build "docile bodies", that do not challenge the norms and that only allow themselves to be instructed, generating subjects that are unconditionally subject to the norm. Thus, it concludes the urgency in the elaboration and future vigor of proposals for reflection and viable public policies that provide for the breaking of social control over the woman's body, so that the cycle of violence can end.