Trajetória de mobilidade e representações sociais do Timor-Leste pelas memórias de Inu Bere.

This "essay-interview" is an experimental piece, co-produced by the authors who point out the same here. The proponent of the activity, Lidiane Maria Maciel, sociologist, invites the Young artist Inu Bere to reconstruct his mobility trajectory from East Timor to Brazil. On this occasion the artist questioned by the sociologist reconstructed the past of struggle for independence of his country through his family history. The interview is presented in a comprehensive manner, as Bourdieu (1997) in the work "The misery of the world". Space is given to a new performance of the reader, which must now be active in the search for the interpretation of the senses of what is exposed by the interviewee. The participation of the sociologist is made in the elaboration of the questions directed to the interviewee, and details when necessary to fill certain gaps so that the reader can expand his understanding, as well as in connection with other studies on the issue. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]