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Banca de DEFESA: Amanda Reis de Castro
Uma banca de DEFESA de MESTRADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.STUDENT : Amanda Reis de Castro
DATE: 26/09/2023
TIME: 14:30
LOCAL: On Line
TITLE:
A discursive analysis of feminist cries in Latin America (2015–2020)
KEY WORDS:
eywords: feminism, Latin America, cries. Discursive formula
PAGES: 91
BIG AREA: Lingüística, Letras e Artes
AREA: Lingüística
SUBÁREA: Teoria e Análise Lingüística
SUMMARY:
ABSTRACT
Women's mobilizations against the patriarchal order notoriously occupied the streets of the Latin American region between the years 2015 and 2020. This master's thesisinterpretsthe discursive functioning of the uprising of Latin American women gathered in the streets. For this, it starts from the workThe feminist power or the desire to transform everythingby the academic and activist Veronica Gago (2020). In the manifesto-book, Gago systematizes the main cries enunciated in the women's mobilizations and analyses them from their socio-political dimensions. Ourtheoretical-analyticalventureseekstoexplorethelinguistic/discursive dimensions of the screams compiled by the author, having as its main focus the discussion of the screams “Ni Una Menos”, “Ele Não” and “Nunca Más Sin Nosotras”. Such screams are
prominent due to their high circulation, which makes them name the marches in which they circulate. In addition, we seek to understand how the screams are associated with the possibilities of collective enunciation ofwomen. To do so, we invited authors from different fields of Discourse Analysis from the French school, who dialogue with the phenomenon we
seek to observe. Therefore, we assume as main references the works of Pêcheux (1983), Krieg- Planque (2010), Maingueneau (2014), Modesto (2018) and Baronas and Araújo (2019). In methodologicalterms, we start from the notion of substitution networks, inspired by the methodological debates of the Semantics of Enunciation, as a mechanism that allows us to systematize paraphrastic substitutions used throughout the analytical work with the screams. Such a process allows us to conclude that feminist screams operate from three dichotomous relationships that synthesize our elaborations: (i) the one and the multiple, (ii) the yes and the no, (iii) the absence and the presence. Such dichotomous relationships explain how screams operate by allowing a multitude of women to enunciate.
Women's mobilizations against the patriarchal order notoriously occupied the streets of the Latin American region between the years 2015 and 2020. This master's thesisinterpretsthe discursive functioning of the uprising of Latin American women gathered in the streets. For this, it starts from the workThe feminist power or the desire to transform everythingby the academic and activist Veronica Gago (2020). In the manifesto-book, Gago systematizes the main cries enunciated in the women's mobilizations and analyses them from their socio-political dimensions. Ourtheoretical-analyticalventureseekstoexplorethelinguistic/discursive dimensions of the screams compiled by the author, having as its main focus the discussion of the screams “Ni Una Menos”, “Ele Não” and “Nunca Más Sin Nosotras”. Such screams are
prominent due to their high circulation, which makes them name the marches in which they circulate. In addition, we seek to understand how the screams are associated with the possibilities of collective enunciation ofwomen. To do so, we invited authors from different fields of Discourse Analysis from the French school, who dialogue with the phenomenon we
seek to observe. Therefore, we assume as main references the works of Pêcheux (1983), Krieg- Planque (2010), Maingueneau (2014), Modesto (2018) and Baronas and Araújo (2019). In methodologicalterms, we start from the notion of substitution networks, inspired by the methodological debates of the Semantics of Enunciation, as a mechanism that allows us to systematize paraphrastic substitutions used throughout the analytical work with the screams. Such a process allows us to conclude that feminist screams operate from three dichotomous relationships that synthesize our elaborations: (i) the one and the multiple, (ii) the yes and the no, (iii) the absence and the presence. Such dichotomous relationships explain how screams operate by allowing a multitude of women to enunciate.
BANKING MEMBERS:
Interna - 2141488 - NADIA DOLORES FERNANDES BIAVATI
Interna - 2141391 - LUCIANI DALMASCHIO
Externo à Instituição - ROBERTO LEISER BARONAS - UFSCAR
Notícia cadastrada em: 06/09/2023 13:30
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