Lucília Maria Abrahão e Sousa

• Abstract

  With this project, we aim to analyze, in the light of the discursive theory proposed by Michel Pêcheux and his successors, the way in which places dedicated to the practice of torture in the 1960s and 1970s have come to be denominated memorials of resistance in different countries of Latin America (Brazil , Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Colombia and Peru) and in Europe (Portugal), that is, h…

  Horror remains: effects of dictatorship, memory and mourning here and there, AP.R

• Abstract

  With this project, we aim to analyze, in the light of the discursive theory proposed by Michel Pêcheux and his successors, some exhibitions of the Museum of Tomorrow (hereafter MA), recently inaugurated and become a tourist spot in the city of Rio de Janeiro. Mobilizing the concepts of subject, file, memory and discursive event, we try to study some points that instigated us soon of exit …

  What will become of tomorrow? Discurse and file in play at the museum, AP.R

• Abstract

  With this Project, we aim to analyze, in the light of discursive theory proposed by Michel Pecheux and his successors, the literary exhibitions of the Museum of the Portuguese Language (MLP). Mobilizing the concepts of archive, memory and happening discursives, we aim to investigate the effects of the choice of an author name to be honored by that museum and also the curatorship, beyond t…

  The literary in the museum: archival purposes in (dis)assembly, AP.R

• Abstract

  This paper intends to analyze, based on the French Discourse Analysis theory, the meanings attributed to the female virginity, thought in a historical path until the contemporaneity. In our theoretical discussion, we will mobilize the concepts of discursive subject, ideology, discursive memory and discursive formation in order to interpret a corpus of analysis composed of packages of two …

  Make believe i am the first: discourses and memory about the female virginity, BP.IC

• Abstract

  With this post-doctoral project, we aim to analyze in the light of the discursive theory proposed by Michel Pêcheux and his successors, the way in which the resignification of death was constructed during the Covid-19 pandemic in Brazil. In other words, we promote a reading gesture based on three memorials created on a social network, Instagram, at the time of the pandemic's emergence - M…

  Event and memory in the COVID-19 pandemic: discourse and network, BP.PD

• Abstract

  This postdoctoral research will be carried out in the light of the theoretical support of the French Line Discourse Analysis (Pêcheux), aiming an analysis of discourses about women nowadays. In our thinking, the relatively stable senses about women reverberate in the discourses of contemporary subjects, thus making the basis for the words about women today from a memory of saying, with im…

  From discursive practices to social practices: an analytical approach about the discourses about (and for) women in the intertwining of previous and nowadays discourses, BP.PD

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