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This essay seeks to reflect on the construction of a stereotyping of the black female body from, principally, the character Saartje Baartman, the Venus Hottentot. The contemporary issue involves diversity, through the union of what is universal with difference. The difference is complementary. At the core of an ethical reflection, the place of complement takes place between, not in the configuration of the context of Saartje, but in a new place of listening and speaking, a dialogue that establishes itself through differences.

OUTRAS HISTÓRIAS: A VÊNUS, O OLHO E A MULATA EM DESMONTE ONTOLÓGICO