A BR 163 na cidade de Sorriso : apartheid do corpo social urbano

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Autor(a) principal: Almeida, Terezinha Ferreira de
Data de Publicação: 2016
Tipo de documento: Dissertação
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFMT
Texto Completo: http://ri.ufmt.br/handle/1/1127
Resumo: This study aims at investigating discourses produced in relation to the division of the urban social body of Sorriso-MT by the BR 163 into two very distinct regions: the “here” side (the side of the Southerners) and the “there” side (the side of the nonSoutherners). In the imaginary of Sorriso population, this geographic division corresponds to the socioeconomic, ethnic and cultural differences which have generated interpretations about the “there” side as an undesirable place where much of the local problems originate, especially those related to the security of the citizens from the “here” side. Therefore, the BR 163 is of interest to this research as a discursive referent rather than a physical one. Interposed between “there” and “here”, the highway serves as a metaphor for the internal division of the urban social body of Sorriso, as a symbol of the silent apartheid which prevails between Southerners and non-Southerners. The study aims at capturing the senses that cover the geographic division of the city by the BR 163. To achieve this overall objective, it will be sought to identify and interpret, at the level of linguistic materiality, the words which necessarily show the relationship of the current enunciations (formulation) with the interdiscourse or discursive memory (the constitution), regarding the segregation and discrimination of non-Southerners by Southerners. It is intended, through this démarche, to understand how the senses of division, hierarchy, discrimination and segregation (re)produce themselves, and not the senses of complementarity and equality between Southerners and non-Southerners in the society of Sorriso. It is also intended to outline the discursive formation which works as a site of this sense of division, as well as the corresponding ideological formation. The methodological and theoretical procedures utilized by the research fall into the Discourse Analysis, based on ideas of Michel Pêcheux (1938-1983). The constitution of the discursive corpus is done through the combination of two lines of research: the archivist and the experimental. Through archival research, four journalistic texts from the local and state media were selected in which prejudiced, excluding and segregating discourses “are heard” about the others who live in the “there” side of Sorriso. Through the experimental line, five interviews were conducted to bring to light the senses that, although not textualized yet, worked already in the imaginary and in the discursive memory of the population from the city. The analysis shows that, while the enunciations of media materials seek to mitigate the effects of the senses of the division/segregation between Southerners and non-Southerners in the urban social body of Sorriso, the enunciations of the interviews admit them bluntly.
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spelling A BR 163 na cidade de Sorriso : apartheid do corpo social urbanoDiscursoEspaço urbanoSegregaçãoCNPQ::LINGUISTICA, LETRAS E ARTESDiscourseUrbanspaceSegregationThis study aims at investigating discourses produced in relation to the division of the urban social body of Sorriso-MT by the BR 163 into two very distinct regions: the “here” side (the side of the Southerners) and the “there” side (the side of the nonSoutherners). In the imaginary of Sorriso population, this geographic division corresponds to the socioeconomic, ethnic and cultural differences which have generated interpretations about the “there” side as an undesirable place where much of the local problems originate, especially those related to the security of the citizens from the “here” side. Therefore, the BR 163 is of interest to this research as a discursive referent rather than a physical one. Interposed between “there” and “here”, the highway serves as a metaphor for the internal division of the urban social body of Sorriso, as a symbol of the silent apartheid which prevails between Southerners and non-Southerners. The study aims at capturing the senses that cover the geographic division of the city by the BR 163. To achieve this overall objective, it will be sought to identify and interpret, at the level of linguistic materiality, the words which necessarily show the relationship of the current enunciations (formulation) with the interdiscourse or discursive memory (the constitution), regarding the segregation and discrimination of non-Southerners by Southerners. It is intended, through this démarche, to understand how the senses of division, hierarchy, discrimination and segregation (re)produce themselves, and not the senses of complementarity and equality between Southerners and non-Southerners in the society of Sorriso. It is also intended to outline the discursive formation which works as a site of this sense of division, as well as the corresponding ideological formation. The methodological and theoretical procedures utilized by the research fall into the Discourse Analysis, based on ideas of Michel Pêcheux (1938-1983). The constitution of the discursive corpus is done through the combination of two lines of research: the archivist and the experimental. Through archival research, four journalistic texts from the local and state media were selected in which prejudiced, excluding and segregating discourses “are heard” about the others who live in the “there” side of Sorriso. Through the experimental line, five interviews were conducted to bring to light the senses that, although not textualized yet, worked already in the imaginary and in the discursive memory of the population from the city. The analysis shows that, while the enunciations of media materials seek to mitigate the effects of the senses of the division/segregation between Southerners and non-Southerners in the urban social body of Sorriso, the enunciations of the interviews admit them bluntly.Este estudo tem por objeto de investigação discursos produzidos acerca da divisão do corpo social urbano de Sorriso-MT pela BR 163 em duas regiões bem distinta: o lado de “cá” (o lado dos sulistas) e o lado de “lá” (o lado dos não-sulistas). No imaginário da população de Sorriso, essa divisão geográfica corresponde a diferenças socioeconômicas, étnicas e culturais que têm gerado interpretações sobre o lado de “lá” como lugar indesejável onde se origina boa parte dos problemas locais, principalmente aqueles relacionados à segurança dos cidadãos do lado de “cá”. Não é, pois, como referente físico que a BR 163 interessa a esta pesquisa e sim como referente discursivo. Interposta entre o “lá” e o “cá”, a rodovia funciona como uma metáfora da divisão interna do corpo social urbano de Sorriso, como um símbolo do apartheid silencioso que vige entre sulistas e não-sulistas. O estudo tem por objetivo geral captar os sentidos que recobrem, pois, a divisão geográfica da cidade pela BR 163. Para a consecução desse objetivo geral, buscar-se-á identificar e interpretar, no nível da materialidade linguística, as palavras-valise que necessariamente indiciam a relação dos enunciados atuais (a formulação) com o interdiscurso ou a memória discursiva (a constituição), no tocante à segregação e à discriminação de não-sulistas por sulistas. Pretendese, por meio dessa démarche, compreender como se (re)produzem os sentidos da divisão, hierarquização, discriminação e segregação, e não os sentidos da complementariedade e igualdade entre sulistas e não-sulistas na sociedade sorrisense. Pretende-se, ainda, delinear a formação discursiva que funciona como sítio desse sentido de divisão, bem como a formação ideológica correspondente. Os procedimentos metodológicos e teóricos mobilizados pela pesquisa inscrevem-se no campo da Análise do Discurso, desenvolvida sob o signo das ideias de Michel Pêcheux (1938-1983). A constituição do corpus discursivo se faz pela combinação de duas vias de pesquisa: a arquivista e a experimental. Mediante pesquisa de arquivo, foram selecionados quatro textos jornalísticos da mídia local e estadual nos quais se “ouvem” discursos preconceituosos, excludentes e segregadores a propósito dos outros que vivem no “lá” de Sorriso. Pela via experimental, foram realizadas cinco entrevistas para trazer à tona os sentidos que, embora ainda não estivessem textualizados, já funcionavam no imaginário e na memória discursiva da população sorrisense. A análise mostra que, enquanto os enunciados das matérias midiáticas procuram mitigar os efeitos de sentido da divisão/segregação entre sulistas e não-sulistas no corpo social urbano de Sorriso, os enunciados das entrevistas os admitem sem meias palavras.Universidade Federal de Mato GrossoBrasilInstituto de Linguagens (IL)UFMT CUC - CuiabáPrograma de Pós-Graduação em Estudos de LinguagemCox, Maria Inês Pagliarinihttp://lattes.cnpq.br/7907650059950813Cox, Maria Inês Pagliarini289.509.419-53http://lattes.cnpq.br/7907650059950813Vesz, Fernando Zolin823.752.910-34http://lattes.cnpq.br/6820153499929432289.509.419-53Valezi, Sueli Correia Lemes750.464.669-53http://lattes.cnpq.br/4996811597593600Almeida, Terezinha Ferreira de2019-06-24T14:40:00Z2016-02-292019-06-24T14:40:00Z2016-02-29info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesisALMEIDA, Terezinha Ferreira de. A BR 163 na cidade de Sorriso: apartheid do corpo social urbano. 2016. 149 f. 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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv A BR 163 na cidade de Sorriso : apartheid do corpo social urbano
title A BR 163 na cidade de Sorriso : apartheid do corpo social urbano
spellingShingle A BR 163 na cidade de Sorriso : apartheid do corpo social urbano
Almeida, Terezinha Ferreira de
Discurso
Espaço urbano
Segregação
CNPQ::LINGUISTICA, LETRAS E ARTES
Discourse
Urbanspace
Segregation
title_short A BR 163 na cidade de Sorriso : apartheid do corpo social urbano
title_full A BR 163 na cidade de Sorriso : apartheid do corpo social urbano
title_fullStr A BR 163 na cidade de Sorriso : apartheid do corpo social urbano
title_full_unstemmed A BR 163 na cidade de Sorriso : apartheid do corpo social urbano
title_sort A BR 163 na cidade de Sorriso : apartheid do corpo social urbano
author Almeida, Terezinha Ferreira de
author_facet Almeida, Terezinha Ferreira de
author_role author
dc.contributor.none.fl_str_mv Cox, Maria Inês Pagliarini
http://lattes.cnpq.br/7907650059950813
Cox, Maria Inês Pagliarini
289.509.419-53
http://lattes.cnpq.br/7907650059950813
Vesz, Fernando Zolin
823.752.910-34
http://lattes.cnpq.br/6820153499929432
289.509.419-53
Valezi, Sueli Correia Lemes
750.464.669-53
http://lattes.cnpq.br/4996811597593600
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Almeida, Terezinha Ferreira de
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Discurso
Espaço urbano
Segregação
CNPQ::LINGUISTICA, LETRAS E ARTES
Discourse
Urbanspace
Segregation
topic Discurso
Espaço urbano
Segregação
CNPQ::LINGUISTICA, LETRAS E ARTES
Discourse
Urbanspace
Segregation
description This study aims at investigating discourses produced in relation to the division of the urban social body of Sorriso-MT by the BR 163 into two very distinct regions: the “here” side (the side of the Southerners) and the “there” side (the side of the nonSoutherners). In the imaginary of Sorriso population, this geographic division corresponds to the socioeconomic, ethnic and cultural differences which have generated interpretations about the “there” side as an undesirable place where much of the local problems originate, especially those related to the security of the citizens from the “here” side. Therefore, the BR 163 is of interest to this research as a discursive referent rather than a physical one. Interposed between “there” and “here”, the highway serves as a metaphor for the internal division of the urban social body of Sorriso, as a symbol of the silent apartheid which prevails between Southerners and non-Southerners. The study aims at capturing the senses that cover the geographic division of the city by the BR 163. To achieve this overall objective, it will be sought to identify and interpret, at the level of linguistic materiality, the words which necessarily show the relationship of the current enunciations (formulation) with the interdiscourse or discursive memory (the constitution), regarding the segregation and discrimination of non-Southerners by Southerners. It is intended, through this démarche, to understand how the senses of division, hierarchy, discrimination and segregation (re)produce themselves, and not the senses of complementarity and equality between Southerners and non-Southerners in the society of Sorriso. It is also intended to outline the discursive formation which works as a site of this sense of division, as well as the corresponding ideological formation. The methodological and theoretical procedures utilized by the research fall into the Discourse Analysis, based on ideas of Michel Pêcheux (1938-1983). The constitution of the discursive corpus is done through the combination of two lines of research: the archivist and the experimental. Through archival research, four journalistic texts from the local and state media were selected in which prejudiced, excluding and segregating discourses “are heard” about the others who live in the “there” side of Sorriso. Through the experimental line, five interviews were conducted to bring to light the senses that, although not textualized yet, worked already in the imaginary and in the discursive memory of the population from the city. The analysis shows that, while the enunciations of media materials seek to mitigate the effects of the senses of the division/segregation between Southerners and non-Southerners in the urban social body of Sorriso, the enunciations of the interviews admit them bluntly.
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