QUAL É O SEU LUGAR NO MUNDO SEM SER SELFIE?
OFICINA DE FOTOGRAFIA COM ESTUDANTES DO ENSINO MÉDIO
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.16891/2317-434X.v13.e2.a2025.id2135Keywords:
adolescence, school, social bondAbstract
The Covid-19 pandemic had significant effects on the formation of social bonds between adolescents and especially on their relationships with school. From psychoanalysis, taking into account the loosening of ties with the family, the state of helplessness is re-edited in adolescence and can produce significant amounts of anguish that demand acceptance and listening. Faced with these issues, combined with the demand made by the school to the university within the scope of a research and extension partnership, a Photography Workshop was offered to high school students aiming to combat post-pandemic malaise, opening space for training of bonds between students and the reduction of disparities caused by social distancing. The work methodology used was based on the premise of territorial listening, with the recording and analysis of the materials produced based on reports in chronicle format. As a result, it was possible to collectivize issues raised by adolescents, often associated with socioeconomic and symbolic restrictions relating to the places they occupy in the social bond. From the photographic and verbal narratives produced by the young people, family and ties with peers appear as important elements in the treatment of the helplessness they experience. The school is perceived as both a space of welcome and helplessness. Finally, it was possible to monitor the formation of identification processes among adolescents, who seemed to be unaccustomed to listening to common elements among them, and to produce new ways of inhabiting and experiencing the school environment.