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Resumo Aportando para o campo dos estudos cientificos da saude provocacoes sobre o corpociborgue , o artigo traca um percurso textual inusitado para estudar a saude na contemporaneidade. Produzindo acoplamentos do conto de ficcao-cientifica “A Formiga Eletrica”, de Philip K. Dick, com as (des)construcoes poeticas do Corpo-sem-Orgaos, de Antonin Artaud, apreendeu-se que, apos tornar o corpo maquina, insurge impostergavel um potente desejo de retorno, pois o androide (vir-a-ser do ciborgue) luta - apos atingir sua perfeicao como maquina - para conquistar a vida e suas sensacoes (memorias, inscricoes, riscos). Buscou-se pensar os movimentos de corpos (im)possiveis que se rebelam contra sua ciborguiza cao para que a vida possa escapar: rasgos nos territorios da clinica; deslocamentos de realidade; imaginacao; subversao da norma e desconstrucao do controle sobre o corpo; fabulacao de corpos-humanos-outros na saude coletiva. Corpo-sem-Orgaos para outras clinicas (im)possiveis. Palavras-chave : Ciborgue; Corporeidades; Corpo-sem-Orgaos; Ficcao-Cientifica; Saude Coletiva. Abstract Contributing to the field of health scientific studies with provocations on cyborgbody, the article provides an unusual textual route to study health in contemporary society. Producing linkages between science-fiction short story "The Electric Ant" by Philip K. Dick, with the Antonin Artaud’s poetic (dis)constructions of the Body-without-Organs, was apprehended that, after rendering the body as a machine, protested postponed a powerful desire of return, as the android (the cyborg becoming) struggles - after reaching its perfection as a machine - to conquer life and its sensations (memories, inscriptions, risks). Was quested to think the movements of (im)possible bodies who rebel against their cyborgzation so that life can escape: tears in the clinic territories; reality shifts; imagination; standards subversion and deconstruction of control over the body; other-human-bodies fabulation in collective health. Body-without-Organs to other (im)possible clinics. Keywords : Cyborg; Corporealities; Body-without-Organs; Scientific-Fiction; Collective Health. |
