CONSIDERING THE BRANQUITUDE IN THE PLAN OF THE CLINIC ON MENTAL HEALTH: DISPOSAL OF AFFECTS

Abstract

This article starts from the authors's insertion in knowledge-power networks, processes of formation and and in policies of health management. Our practices as psychologists will be questioned, having the whiteness as an important vector of analysis of our implications. We emphasize the notion of colonized subjectivities and we insist on a question: what inscriptions a life within racism produces? We state the importance of the conquest of rights and the establishment of laws directly related to black population (macro-politics). But above all that, we assert a needed confrontation with the challenge of creating together with black knowledge productions, a plan of consistency beyond the recognition of differences (micropolitics). In this plan of consistency, we conclude that our subjective disconnection in terms of a racist subjective production summons to practices thorought corporeity and affections, pointing out to the possibility of encounters with itself and with others as a line of direct subjective composition.