As vozes negadas do feminino: uma análise discursiva em cartas de aconselhamento.

• Autor(a) principal: Ferreira, Maria Cristina
• Data de Publicação: 2006
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UERJ
• Texto Completo: http://www.bdtd.uerj.br/handle/1/6906
• topic: polyphony; advice letters; polemic negation; discourse; subjectivity; Análise do dicurso; Linguística; polifonia; cartas de aconselhamento; negação polêmica; discurso; subjetividade; CNPQ::LINGUISTICA, LETRAS E ARTES::LINGUISTICA

Women s magazines constitute a discoursive instance which have a strong influence over woman s life(Reyes,2003). They reflect, to a certain extent, upon the role a woman plays in society and, at the same time, they help to shape it. This work is inserted in a research whose objective is to investigate the way the image of women has been (re)built in the midiatic discourse field. Our object is centered on the genre advice letters in CLAUDIA magazine, aiming at aprehending images of enunciators which circulate within the discourses throughout the last four decades of its publication. As a theoretical background, we turn to the proposals of the Discourse Analysis of enunciative approach articulating Bakhtin s concepts of dialogism (1979), poliphony and Ducrot s polemic negation (1987). Taking the discourse notion into consideration as a language practice socially constituted (Bakhtin,1979), an analysis was carried out featuring a generic profile of advice letters and, afterwards, identifying the enunciators through the word no denouncing the polemic negation. The analysis revealed five great groups of enunciators whose points of view were recovered by the corresponding affirmatives from the negative utterances. They are the tradicionalist, autonomous, subjugated, dominating and psychoanalyzed enunciators. Such enunciators, related to the roles played by women, showed that the tradicionalist image is linked to the woman as a wife, although tending to a more autonomous attitude in the family relationship. The subjugated image features the highest frequency concerning the woman in the role of mother, girlfriend and the image she has about herself. As for the dominating one, it circulates, with some nuances, throughout almost all women social roles, as well as the psychoanalyzed image, which is associated to the woman who wishes to better understand herself, whatever her social practices are. These results have made us reflect upon a certain manner of subjectivity concerning the production of determined effects of meaning which underlie in a feminide identification process.