LIVING WITH THE SKIN: THE TATTOO AS AN IDENTITY MARK

In all times and places in the world, the human being uses the body as a form of language. Decorate it to be beautiful, different, and magical. Traditionally, society has also exercised power over the individual's body, inscribing its marks according to the culture to which it belongs, but toda...

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spelling oai:periodicos.ufrn.br:article-276152021-12-27T20:50:28Z LIVING WITH THE SKIN: THE TATTOO AS AN IDENTITY MARK VIVENDO À FLOR DA PELE: A TATUAGEM COMO MARCA IDENTITÁRIA Gómez, Clara Maduell In all times and places in the world, the human being uses the body as a form of language. Decorate it to be beautiful, different, and magical. Traditionally, society has also exercised power over the individual's body, inscribing its marks according to the culture to which it belongs, but today body modifications have become a form of individual expression of body art and are gaining, every day, more fans. This study aims to understand the role of tattooing as an identity marker in Brazilian urban and contemporary middle classes and the perceptions of those tattooed about their bodies, their marks, pain, prejudice and the professionalization of tattooists. It is an excerpt from an ethnographic effort in two tattoo conventions; two tattoo studios and a tattoo artist's house - all in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul; interviews face-to-face, also in the state capital, and via online form with responses from participants from other cities in Brazil. Em todas as épocas e lugares do mundo, o ser humano usa o corpo como forma de linguagem. Enfeita-o para ser belo, diferente, mágico. Tradicionalmente, a sociedade também exerceu poder sobre o corpo do indivíduo, inscrevendo suas marcas de acordo com a cultura que ele pertencia, mas hoje as modificações corporais têm se tornado uma forma de expressão individual de arte do corpo e vêm ganhando, a cada dia, mais adeptos. O presente estudo tem o objetivo de compreender a atuação da tatuagem como marcadora identitária nas classes médias urbanas e contemporâneas brasileiras e as percepções dos tatuados sobre seus corpos, suas marcas, a dor, o preconceito e a profissionalização dos tatuadores. É um recorte de um esforço etnográfico em duas convenções de tatuagem; dois estúdios de tatuagem e na casa de uma tatuadora – todos em Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul; de coletas de dados através de entrevistas presenciais, também na capital gaúcha, e via formulário online com respostas de participantes de outras cidades do Brasil. Portal de Periódicos Eletrônicos da UFRN 2021-12-21 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://periodicos.ufrn.br/vivencia/article/view/27615 Vivência: Revista de Antropologia; v. 1 n. 58 (2021) 2238-6009 10.21680/2238-6009.2021v1n58 por https://periodicos.ufrn.br/vivencia/article/view/27615/15189 Copyright (c) 2021 Clara Maduell Gómez
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title_short LIVING WITH THE SKIN: THE TATTOO AS AN IDENTITY MARK
title_full LIVING WITH THE SKIN: THE TATTOO AS AN IDENTITY MARK
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description In all times and places in the world, the human being uses the body as a form of language. Decorate it to be beautiful, different, and magical. Traditionally, society has also exercised power over the individual's body, inscribing its marks according to the culture to which it belongs, but today body modifications have become a form of individual expression of body art and are gaining, every day, more fans. This study aims to understand the role of tattooing as an identity marker in Brazilian urban and contemporary middle classes and the perceptions of those tattooed about their bodies, their marks, pain, prejudice and the professionalization of tattooists. It is an excerpt from an ethnographic effort in two tattoo conventions; two tattoo studios and a tattoo artist's house - all in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul; interviews face-to-face, also in the state capital, and via online form with responses from participants from other cities in Brazil.
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