The marble widows' social exclusion from access to justice: the strategic rationality of the annihilation of voices

Abstract

This article proposes to analyze the social disparities in access to justice caused against the widows of workers in the Espírito Santo mineral sector who died as a result of typical work accidents. From this perspective, the excerpt's main theme is to present the causal link between the use of the objectifying attitude and the instrumental-strategic rationality of those responsible for typical occupational accidents in the annihilation of these women's access to justice. During the work systematization process, the exploratory methodology was used. The article's research source was bibliographical references based on the legal, sociological and philosophical areas, as well as qualitative data (interviews) prepared from this research. The work aims to provide a scientific relationship with the aim of studying the silencing of voices in favor of access to justice, with methods, references and discussions that require urgent attention from society and the judiciary.