On/the Other Side of the Road

We propose reflections in the field of psycology, with post-structuralist epistemological tools and interdisciplinary methodological tools from the Global South, working with a proposal of undisciplined methodologies designed by Jota Mombasa (2016), which allow us to carry out compositions with subaltern epistemologies, as Sofia Favero also proposes, in his dirty psychology. We will work accompanying the rhyme battles in the squares of Dourados, in Mato Grosso do Sul, during the night period, with a political intention to be able to affirm other modes of subjectivization and, for that, we will accompany an undisciplined city, questioned by the youth into that investigates the dirt, which will speak of the non-subjugation bodies disciplined by the violence committed by the different normalization practices. It is also about questioning the occupation of a city in which there is inequality in access to a space of culture, art, and sport, where the peripheral neighborhoods are helpless compared to the more central neighborhoods. We thus propose a reflection on social inequality in Brazilian youth, by working on a composition of analysis on/the other side of the road, by problematizing with a research experience with youth about places and no allowed places for the peripheral population of the city.