Estudo do processo de construção da identidade coletiva do movimento social de luta contra Aids do RS

Abstract

This research project for dissertation aims to verify some of the processes that involve the construction of collective identity in Social Movement to Fight AIDS (MSLA / RS) through relations with the State / RS in the last 30 years. To understand the context of collective identity formation became a remake of the historical MSLA/RS from its founding to the present day. The study is from the perspective form the basis theoretical especially by Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe, through discourse analysis. The methodological procedures for its preparation have proposed as a qualitative research method and how data collection techniques will be used: semistructured interviews, document analysis, field diary and participant observation. Based on the survey data and the theoretical frameworks of these authors, it is understood that the state is interfering with "new" forms of regulation and control by the MSLA / RS with regard to the establishment of political boundaries, thus has affected directly the process of constructing the collective identity of the movement.