Name: GERSON MOREIRA RAMOS JUNIOR
Publication date: 12/08/2021
Examining board:
Name |
Role |
|---|---|
| CLÓVIS RICARDO MONTEGRO DE LIMA | Examinador Externo |
| MARTA LEANDRO DA MATA | Examinador Interno |
| MERI NADIA MARQUES GERLIN | Presidente |
| OSWALDO FRANCISCO DE ALMEIDA JÚNIOR | Examinador Externo |
Summary: The research that follows deals with the invisibility scenario of municipal public libraries in the context of contemporary capitalist society. The impact of neoliberal narrative and information and communication technologies on public policies for
libraries in the scope of municipal governments in the State of Espírito Santo is analyzed. In this way, it is intended to verify how the neoliberal narrative focuses on the State and operates towards the emptying of municipal public libraries as spaces
for promoting a society of rights. An analytical-critical documentary research is undertaken through which it seeks to analyze data relating to the public budget and through these instruments, it seeks to assess the budget for the promotion of culture in the selected municipalities and, if the resources are being used. to ensure the proper functioning of municipal public libraries. The objective is to unveil how the production of invisibility of BPMs in the State of Espírito Santo is constituted, in the context of contemporary neoliberal capitalist society, through the precariousness of this public service. By proposing to demonstrate the insufficiency of resources allocated to municipal public libraries, we intend not only to show that there is a precariousness project that makes this institution unfeasible, but also to defend thatmunicipal public libraries are information mediating institutions with the capacity to establish cross-cutting dialogues and interactions. multidisciplinary with society to promote an informational path that provides an ethical relationship with a critical emancipatory function and through the mediation of information carried out by the librarian, guided by the communicative action, in a proposal of municipal public libraries as public spheres in the Habermasian perspective.
