نبذة مختصرة : This article uses the ANTi-History epistemo-methodological framework (Durepos, 2009; Durepos & Mills, 2012; Quelha-de-Sá & Costa, 2018a) to (re)assemble the network of actors involved in carrying out the first surgery of sexual reassignment in Brazil during the civil-military dictatorship (1964-1985). In this period there were serious violations of human rights including persecution of LGBTQ + people, considered threats to national security, family and morals. Approximately three decades after the end of this period, a National Truth Commission was established, whose reports were instrumental in revealing the crimes and abuses committed. However, many of the aggressions against LGBTQ + remained murky, an example being the case of surgery that goes from a public health issue to a public justice issue. In this research we follow traces left by a network of actors associated with different institutions of public administration and who deal, at the time, with the same phenomenon in different ways. Thus, this work contributes to historical studies in Administration, revealing the turning points that define aspects inherent to a network of actors in the past and identifying some aspects that are still reflected in the present moment of institutions belonging to Public Administration. ; O presente artigo utiliza o arcabouço epistemo-metodológico da ANTi-History (Durepos, 2009; Durepos & Mills, 2012; Quelha-de-Sá & Costa, 2018a) para (re)montar a rede de atores envolvida na realização da primeira cirurgia de redesignação sexual no Brasil, em plena ditadura civil-militar (1964-1985). Durante tal período ocorreram graves violações aos direitos humanos, incluindo perseguição às pessoas LGBTQ+, consideradas ameaças à segurança nacional, à família e à moral. Aproximadamente três décadas após o final desse período, foi instituída uma Comissão Nacional da Verdade, cujos relatórios foram fundamentais para desvelar os crimes e abusos cometidos. No entanto, muitas das agressões contra LGBTQ+ permaneceram turvas, ...
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