For a riot anthropophagy

Between cruzos, resistances and vagrancies, the colonist in the Gira of coloniality

Abstract

The present writing, beyond a discussion, is a beginning, therefore, it is not summarized, as it seeks to understand how three formative dimensions, that of the colonizer, the colonized, and the colonist, intersect as explanatory possibilities of the brazilian being within the biopolitical game of body control. In these cruzos, in spite of the fact that coloniality presents itself as a repeated attempt at erasure, other elements from it structure themselves, allowing us to glimpse not only the figure of a colonized mirrored in the metropolitan mannerisms, but beyond that, the emergence of a colonist identified with other possibilities and existences. In this sense, the anthropophagic experience of encounters and cruzos through the streets of a brazilian philosophy, allows the colonist to place himself as a thinker in the recognition of that which is capable of generating him without being confused with him. In the contours of this gingado, in the movement of the gira, the cruzos are possibilities of escaping from the truths of the colonizer, expanding the largest possible number of angles of vision, also allowing one to perceive, in this movement, that the knowledge that echoes in the tropical lands follows traces and is actually rediscovered, because it has always been present, as resistance).