O gênero na propaganda de moda brasileira analisada a partir dos elementos de design do vestuário
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Resumo: | This research intends to develop semiotic analysis about the signs of gender in advertising and fashion propaganda. It seeks to understand how fashion propaganda represented gender roles and identities, and how it built and maintained stereotypes for men and women. Fashion is a semiotic system that acts with codes in building meaning towards gender roles. It expresses people's ideas of how men and women should perform. But in a liquid, hypermodern society like Bauman and Lipovetsky define, would it not be limiting to continue categorizing bodies in a binary way? Butler states that the body is socially signified as a passive medium, upon which are inscribed cultural meanings. It can also be signified as the instrument by which the will to appropriation or interpretation determines its cultural meaning. Therefore, the body is constructed from the signs of the cultural identity of gender. During the twentieth century there were cultural cycles that brought new references of identity, especially in pop culture. David Bowie, Prince and also Brazilian artists such as Ney Matogrosso were important figures for pop culture and to raise the discussion about gender identity beyond the binary spectrum. Today, contemporary authors such as Connell and Killermann collaborate on the work of constructing new meanings for gender roles. This research is limited to analyzing Brazilian fashion advertising. Barnard, Bauman, Lipovetsky and Butler, authors like Connell, Foucault, Killerman, Santaella and Polhemus are part of the theoretical framework that seeks to base this study that will have as a methodology of analysis the basis of psychoanalytic semiotics and will use the Lacanian categories: real, symbolic and imaginary. The corpus of this research is composed of images of fashion propaganda and videos published on proprietary brands channels in Brazil between 2014 and 2018. Two images and two videos will be analyzed, which were important and generated big discussions about representations of gender roles. Some elements of fashion design such as: skirt, jeans and high heels will be used at analysis to understand the articulation between fashion, bodies and how propaganda could have intensified the crystallization of gender roles |
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Cesarotto, OscarPassarelli, Ana Paula Martins2018-08-09T12:32:26Z2018-06-27Passarelli, Ana Paula Martins. O gênero na propaganda de moda brasileira analisada a partir dos elementos de design do vestuário. 2018. 105 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Comunicação e Semiótica) - Programa de Estudos Pós-Graduados em Comunicação e Semiótica, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, São Paulo, 2018.https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/21323This research intends to develop semiotic analysis about the signs of gender in advertising and fashion propaganda. It seeks to understand how fashion propaganda represented gender roles and identities, and how it built and maintained stereotypes for men and women. Fashion is a semiotic system that acts with codes in building meaning towards gender roles. It expresses people's ideas of how men and women should perform. But in a liquid, hypermodern society like Bauman and Lipovetsky define, would it not be limiting to continue categorizing bodies in a binary way? Butler states that the body is socially signified as a passive medium, upon which are inscribed cultural meanings. It can also be signified as the instrument by which the will to appropriation or interpretation determines its cultural meaning. Therefore, the body is constructed from the signs of the cultural identity of gender. During the twentieth century there were cultural cycles that brought new references of identity, especially in pop culture. David Bowie, Prince and also Brazilian artists such as Ney Matogrosso were important figures for pop culture and to raise the discussion about gender identity beyond the binary spectrum. Today, contemporary authors such as Connell and Killermann collaborate on the work of constructing new meanings for gender roles. This research is limited to analyzing Brazilian fashion advertising. Barnard, Bauman, Lipovetsky and Butler, authors like Connell, Foucault, Killerman, Santaella and Polhemus are part of the theoretical framework that seeks to base this study that will have as a methodology of analysis the basis of psychoanalytic semiotics and will use the Lacanian categories: real, symbolic and imaginary. The corpus of this research is composed of images of fashion propaganda and videos published on proprietary brands channels in Brazil between 2014 and 2018. Two images and two videos will be analyzed, which were important and generated big discussions about representations of gender roles. Some elements of fashion design such as: skirt, jeans and high heels will be used at analysis to understand the articulation between fashion, bodies and how propaganda could have intensified the crystallization of gender rolesEsta pesquisa pretende desenvolver análises semióticas sobre os signos de gênero na publicidade e propaganda de moda. Ela busca entender como a propaganda de moda representou os papéis e as identidades de gênero, e como construiu e manteve estereótipos determinados para homens e mulheres. A moda é um sistema semiótico que atua com códigos na construção de significação em direção aos papéis de gênero. Ela expressa às ideias das pessoas de como homens e mulheres devem se apresentar. Mas, em uma sociedade líquida e hipermoderna como Bauman e Lipovetsky definem, não seria limitador continuar categorizando o vestir corpos de forma binária? Butler afirma que o corpo é socialmente significado como um meio passivo, sobre o qual se inscrevem significados culturais. Também pode ser significado como o instrumento pelo qual a vontade de apropriação ou interpretação determina o seu significado cultural. Logo, o corpo é construído a partir dos signos da identidade cultural de gênero. Durante o século XX houve ciclos culturais que traziam novos referenciais de identidade, especialmente na cultura pop. David Bowie, Prince e, também artistas brasileiros, como Ney Matogrosso, foram figuras importantes para a cultura pop e para elevar a discussão sobre identidade de gênero para além do espectro binário - ainda que como exceções artísticas. Hoje, autores contemporâneos como Connel e Killermann colaboram no trabalho de construir novos significados para os papéis de gênero. Esta pesquisa se limita a analisar a propaganda de moda brasileira, podendo considerar marcas estrangeiras que veicularam suas campanhas em território nacional. Assim como Barnard, Bauman, Lipovetsky e Butler, autores como Connell, Foucault, Killerman, Santaella e Polhemus fazem parte do quadro teórico que busca fundamentar este estudo que terá como metodologia de análise a base da semiótica psicanalítica e o uso das categorias lacanianas (real, simbólico e imaginário), que, a partir dos anos 90, será combinado com as novas significações de gênero de Killermann, em busca de uma análise não binária sobre gênero. O corpus da pesquisa é composto por imagens e vídeos publicitários de moda veiculados em canais proprietários das marcas no Brasil entre 2014 e 2018. Serão analisadas duas imagens e dois vídeos, que foram importantes e geraram grandes discussões acerca das representações dos papéis de gênero. Tais análises têm nos elementos de design de moda como: a saia, a calça jeans e o salto alto o ponto de partida da articulação junto à propaganda para o entendimento de como se dá a cristalização de tais papéisapplication/pdfhttp://tede2.pucsp.br/tede/retrieve/46346/Ana%20Paula%20Martins%20Passarelli.pdf.jpgporPontifícia Universidade Católica de São PauloPrograma de Estudos Pós-Graduados em Comunicação e SemióticaPUC-SPBrasilFaculdade de Filosofia, Comunicação, Letras e ArtesIdentidade de gêneroModa - PropagandaMerchandising de modaGender identityAdvertising - FashionFashion merchandisingsCNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::COMUNICACAOO gênero na propaganda de moda brasileira analisada a partir dos elementos de design do vestuárioinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesisinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessreponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_SPinstname:Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo (PUC-SP)instacron:PUC_SPTEXTAna Paula Martins Passarelli.pdf.txtAna Paula Martins Passarelli.pdf.txtExtracted texttext/plain232988https://repositorio.pucsp.br/xmlui/bitstream/handle/21323/4/Ana%20Paula%20Martins%20Passarelli.pdf.txtea667a0b23ad44dbe8c0ffd74230aa91MD54LICENSElicense.txtlicense.txttext/plain; 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O gênero na propaganda de moda brasileira analisada a partir dos elementos de design do vestuário |
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O gênero na propaganda de moda brasileira analisada a partir dos elementos de design do vestuário |
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O gênero na propaganda de moda brasileira analisada a partir dos elementos de design do vestuário Passarelli, Ana Paula Martins Identidade de gênero Moda - Propaganda Merchandising de moda Gender identity Advertising - Fashion Fashion merchandisings CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::COMUNICACAO |
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O gênero na propaganda de moda brasileira analisada a partir dos elementos de design do vestuário |
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O gênero na propaganda de moda brasileira analisada a partir dos elementos de design do vestuário |
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O gênero na propaganda de moda brasileira analisada a partir dos elementos de design do vestuário |
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O gênero na propaganda de moda brasileira analisada a partir dos elementos de design do vestuário |
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O gênero na propaganda de moda brasileira analisada a partir dos elementos de design do vestuário |
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Passarelli, Ana Paula Martins |
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Passarelli, Ana Paula Martins |
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Cesarotto, Oscar |
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Passarelli, Ana Paula Martins |
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Cesarotto, Oscar |
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Identidade de gênero Moda - Propaganda Merchandising de moda |
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Identidade de gênero Moda - Propaganda Merchandising de moda Gender identity Advertising - Fashion Fashion merchandisings CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::COMUNICACAO |
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Gender identity Advertising - Fashion Fashion merchandisings |
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CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::COMUNICACAO |
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This research intends to develop semiotic analysis about the signs of gender in advertising and fashion propaganda. It seeks to understand how fashion propaganda represented gender roles and identities, and how it built and maintained stereotypes for men and women. Fashion is a semiotic system that acts with codes in building meaning towards gender roles. It expresses people's ideas of how men and women should perform. But in a liquid, hypermodern society like Bauman and Lipovetsky define, would it not be limiting to continue categorizing bodies in a binary way? Butler states that the body is socially signified as a passive medium, upon which are inscribed cultural meanings. It can also be signified as the instrument by which the will to appropriation or interpretation determines its cultural meaning. Therefore, the body is constructed from the signs of the cultural identity of gender. During the twentieth century there were cultural cycles that brought new references of identity, especially in pop culture. David Bowie, Prince and also Brazilian artists such as Ney Matogrosso were important figures for pop culture and to raise the discussion about gender identity beyond the binary spectrum. Today, contemporary authors such as Connell and Killermann collaborate on the work of constructing new meanings for gender roles. This research is limited to analyzing Brazilian fashion advertising. Barnard, Bauman, Lipovetsky and Butler, authors like Connell, Foucault, Killerman, Santaella and Polhemus are part of the theoretical framework that seeks to base this study that will have as a methodology of analysis the basis of psychoanalytic semiotics and will use the Lacanian categories: real, symbolic and imaginary. The corpus of this research is composed of images of fashion propaganda and videos published on proprietary brands channels in Brazil between 2014 and 2018. Two images and two videos will be analyzed, which were important and generated big discussions about representations of gender roles. Some elements of fashion design such as: skirt, jeans and high heels will be used at analysis to understand the articulation between fashion, bodies and how propaganda could have intensified the crystallization of gender roles |
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