The ethical, aesthetic, political and poetic dimensions of everyday actions in research, teaching and extension

The thematic and methodological expansion of research in our daily lives not only enables, but also requires, the creation of specific spaces where the epistemological and, therefore, political perspectives that sustain these investigations can be debated and deepened. Such spaces favor more fruitful dialogues, in which ethical, aesthetic, poetic and political dimensions are intertwined. In this context, the mini-course 'The ethical, aesthetic, political and poetic dimensions of everyday actions in research, teaching and extension' arises with the purpose of articulating research procedures in our daily lives, considering the experiences of different thinking practitioners. The proposal is to reflect on the arts of existence of practitioners, that is, those who narrate their trajectories and construct meanings from their doings, feelings, knowledge in and with the world. Thus, the mini-course intends not only to present theoretical-methodological tools, but also to create an environment of interaction, where the ways of existing, resisting and creating in everyday life are valued as space-times of knowledge. By bringing together researchers interested in these approaches, it is hoped to foster more sensitive, committed, and transformative practices that go beyond the traditional limits of academic production and reach the political powers of everyday life.