O estigma da puta e a regulamentação da prostituição: violências e marginalização de mulheres prostitutas em Montes Claros/MG (2009/2020)

Abstract

I present as a research objective the conditions of subalternities that write the daily life of prostitute women, as well as the effects of the criminalization of houses of prostitution in the activity after the advent of Law 12.015/2009, which brings expressive forms of exploitation in the types of penalties contained in the title of crimes against sex. The methodological framework used the Thematic Oral History with a realization of semi-structured recorded in audio research, still using a bibliographic research and documentary research as a way to expand knowledge and put a researcher in contact with what has already been produced on the subject. For this, the theoretical framework of the research was composed by authors related to feminist epistemologies and post-structure philosophy, among which Michel Foucault, Judith Butler, Monique Prada and Gabriela Leite, who base themselves as specialists on power, its genders, violence and prostitution. As all domination bears the mark of violence, whether physical or established, the social relations that result from it are marked by the difference between the sexes and, primarily, by relationships. Thus, prostitution presents itself as a minority prostitution, limited enticement by these women - and would bring the legality of people who do not have a legal measure of rights and live in social marginality.