The experience of creating a shared dictionary: writing as new forms of “sharing the sensitive” in urban space

Abstract

This article presents an authorship promoter device named as a shared dictionary, which can be seen as a political practice and a form of artistic expression that causes a movement of occupation of the sensitive within a logic of representation, which goes against the order that determines saying legitimation places. In this sense, we will seek to reflect, within the scope of discourse, on the writing and authorship process, presenting the reader with the notion of a shared dictionary based on the report of experiences developed with young people from a Cuica Association and students from a Psychology Course. From these experiences, it is possible to say that the shared dictionary allows the subject new ways to share the sensitive, creating different meanings for their existence.