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v. 15 n. 43 (2024)
Investigación y pedagogía

Investigación y pedagogía

Tatuagens e Modificações Corporais: Cultura, Terapia e História

https://doi.org/10.19053/uptc.22160159.v15.n43.2024.17472

Publicado 2024-12-13

  • Karen Andrea Cárdenas Obregón
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  • Aura Marcela Torres Torres

Karen Andrea Cárdenas Obregón
Grupo de investigación GIFSE

Aura Marcela Torres Torres
Secretaria de Educación de Casanare

Resumo

A tatuagem vem transformando seu significado ao longo do tempo, é uma prática relacionada à moda, ao domínio da estética sobre o corpo, às crenças, às formas de expressão e à identidade, uma prática que se tornou comum nas sociedades contemporâneas. O artigo está dividido em dois segmentos. O primeiro resume uma revisão detalhada de 152 publicações que exploram vários aspectos da tatuagem, derivada de uma revisão sistemática da produção científica sobre tatuagens e como elas foram concebidas ao longo do tempo. A segunda inclui uma análise desses artigos em termos de suas contribuições teóricas e conceituais, expandindo a literatura sobre o estudo da tatuagem (em categorias como: antropologia, perspectivas de gênero, considerações sobre o ambiente de trabalho, fatores médicos e práticas de modificação corporal). Essa pesquisa revelou um amplo espectro de perspectivas conceituais e epistemológicas que influenciaram a prática da inscrição na pele. Ela também destaca a importante função que as tatuagens desempenham na prática da inscrição na pele.

Palavras-chave

corpo, tatuagem, modificação corporal, sujeito contemporâneo, bioarte

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