Práticas em movimentos sociais : possibilidade de (re)invenção de novos personagens

This work began with our entry into the Graduate Program in Psychology Institutional of UFES . At that time we wanted to find the distance between the said and practiced in various social movements in Brazil , but in the face of social protests that erupted in the Holy Spirit in the early to mid-2011 , concurrent with other social movements around the world as the " Occupy Wall Street " and in Brazil the " Occupy Rio " , the research question was rephrased to analyze the practices of new social movements . The question was to elucidate how these new social movements and arrangements were triggered worldwide and in Brazil between 2010 and 2013. This question triggered reflections and analysis on what these practices summoned , as well as reviews on new configurations of student movements in Brazil . At that moment , aroused our attention the practical effect of the Free Academic Center of Psychology UFES . Based on the conceptual tools forged by the Institutional Analysis and of the conceptual character formulated by Deleuze and Guattari, our empirical research field was experiencing monitor daily political practices of the Academic Center for Psychology in the period between 2011 and 2013. It was possible to produce analyzes of the existence and the possibility of inventing characters other politicians who reject major speeches , vertical organizations , representativeness and old paradigms of the left. These political spaces constitute formations and other subjectifications that resize the collective . In this direction , it was possible to emergency of the others subject in present time, the ( re) invention of characters politicians -inus. Some notes were made about the student movements in Brazil and given the diversity of current trends and policies , highlighting the influence of the left , no linearity in the history of student movements and the insertion of UNE on national policy issues . We show that the new social movements like " Occupy Wall Street " and Zapatism indicate a reinvention of political subjects and locations, decentralized movements , acentric , composed of interim leadership , guided by the collective bet and occupation of public spaces . At the end , we believe that our practices are produced by contingencies and can become inventive practices , but also reproduction of capitalist practices that need to be considered by the effects they produce. Indicate the importance of being attentive to what we are doing in our practices, attention to the present.