THE CONFLICT PERSONIFICATION IN ELES NÃO USAM BLACK-TIE (1981), BY LEON HIRSZMAN
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Resumo: | The end of the 1980s in Brazil is marked by a pre-democratic period full of various social conflicts and workers' strikes, a theme that reverberated in cinema and audiovisual. It is necessary to understand specific productions from this period, such as thefilm Eles Não Usam Black-Tie(1981), by Leon Hirszman, mainly in the relationship that the characters may establish with the viewers. The purpose of this article is to reflect on how the real conflict experienced by the working class at that time was translated into the characters in Hirszman's film and, for that, José Carlos Avellar's reflections from the book Pai país, mãe pátria. For this discussion, bibliographic research was carried out, whose sources were scientific works published in national magazines. In the analysis of the film, it is possible to observe that the characters represent, in some way, socio-political issues of the workers in the confused pre-democratic Brazilian social reorganization in a process of personification of the conflict, which transforms the concrete conflict into characteristics and traits of characters and relationships between them. Therefore, the importance of expanding studies on Brazilian films and the personification of conflicts in audiovisual plots is highlighted. |
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THE CONFLICT PERSONIFICATION IN ELES NÃO USAM BLACK-TIE (1981), BY LEON HIRSZMANA PERSONIFICAÇÃO DO CONFLITO EM ELES NÃO USAM BLACK-TIE (1981), DE LEON HIRSZMANCinemaconflitopersonagemCinemaCinemaconflictcharacterCinemaThe end of the 1980s in Brazil is marked by a pre-democratic period full of various social conflicts and workers' strikes, a theme that reverberated in cinema and audiovisual. It is necessary to understand specific productions from this period, such as thefilm Eles Não Usam Black-Tie(1981), by Leon Hirszman, mainly in the relationship that the characters may establish with the viewers. The purpose of this article is to reflect on how the real conflict experienced by the working class at that time was translated into the characters in Hirszman's film and, for that, José Carlos Avellar's reflections from the book Pai país, mãe pátria. For this discussion, bibliographic research was carried out, whose sources were scientific works published in national magazines. In the analysis of the film, it is possible to observe that the characters represent, in some way, socio-political issues of the workers in the confused pre-democratic Brazilian social reorganization in a process of personification of the conflict, which transforms the concrete conflict into characteristics and traits of characters and relationships between them. Therefore, the importance of expanding studies on Brazilian films and the personification of conflicts in audiovisual plots is highlighted.O final da década de 1980 no Brasil é marcado por um período pré-democrático repleto de diversos conflitos sociais e greves de trabalhadores, temática que reverberou no cinema e no audiovisual. É necessário compreender determinadas produções desse período, como o filme Eles Não Usam BlackTie (1981), de Leon Hirszman, principalmente na relação que os personagens podem vir a estabelecer com os espectadores. O objetivo deste artigo é refletir de que forma o conflito real vivenciado pela classe trabalhadora naquela época se traspôs para os personagens no filme de Hirszman e, para isso, utiliza-se como referência as reflexões de José Carlos Avellar a partir do livro Pai país, mãe pátria. Para essa discussão, foi realizada uma pesquisa bibliográfica, cujas fontes foram trabalhos científicos publicados em revistas nacionais. Na análise do filme, é possível observar que os personagens representam, de alguma maneira, questões sociopolíticas dos operários na confusa reorganização social pré-democrática brasileira em um processo de personificação do conflito, que transforma o conflito concreto em características e traços de personagens e relações entre eles. Portanto, destacase a importância de expandir os estudos sobre filmes brasileiros e a personificação de conflitos em tramas audiovisuais.Editora Uningá2021-05-05info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionTextoinfo:eu-repo/semantics/otherapplication/pdfhttps://revista.uninga.br/uningareviews/article/view/376510.46311/2178-2571.36.eURJ3765Uningá Review ; Vol. 36 (2021); eURJ3765Uningá Review ; v. 36 (2021); eURJ37652178-2571reponame:UNINGÁ Reviewinstname:Centro Universitário Uningáinstacron:UNINGAporhttps://revista.uninga.br/uningareviews/article/view/3765/2668Copyright (c) 2021 REVISTA UNINGÁ REVIEWhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSilva, Brener Neves2024-01-06T13:30:03Zoai:ojs.revista.uninga.br:article/3765Revistahttps://revista.uninga.br/uningareviews/indexPUBhttps://revista.uninga.br/uningareviews/oairevistauningareview@uninga.edu.br || sec.revistas@uninga.edu.br2178-25712178-2571opendoar:2024-01-06T13:30:03UNINGÁ Review - Centro Universitário Uningáfalse |
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THE CONFLICT PERSONIFICATION IN ELES NÃO USAM BLACK-TIE (1981), BY LEON HIRSZMAN A PERSONIFICAÇÃO DO CONFLITO EM ELES NÃO USAM BLACK-TIE (1981), DE LEON HIRSZMAN |
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THE CONFLICT PERSONIFICATION IN ELES NÃO USAM BLACK-TIE (1981), BY LEON HIRSZMAN |
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THE CONFLICT PERSONIFICATION IN ELES NÃO USAM BLACK-TIE (1981), BY LEON HIRSZMAN Silva, Brener Neves Cinema conflito personagem Cinema Cinema conflict character Cinema |
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THE CONFLICT PERSONIFICATION IN ELES NÃO USAM BLACK-TIE (1981), BY LEON HIRSZMAN |
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THE CONFLICT PERSONIFICATION IN ELES NÃO USAM BLACK-TIE (1981), BY LEON HIRSZMAN |
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THE CONFLICT PERSONIFICATION IN ELES NÃO USAM BLACK-TIE (1981), BY LEON HIRSZMAN |
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THE CONFLICT PERSONIFICATION IN ELES NÃO USAM BLACK-TIE (1981), BY LEON HIRSZMAN |
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THE CONFLICT PERSONIFICATION IN ELES NÃO USAM BLACK-TIE (1981), BY LEON HIRSZMAN |
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Silva, Brener Neves |
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Silva, Brener Neves |
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Cinema conflito personagem Cinema Cinema conflict character Cinema |
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The end of the 1980s in Brazil is marked by a pre-democratic period full of various social conflicts and workers' strikes, a theme that reverberated in cinema and audiovisual. It is necessary to understand specific productions from this period, such as thefilm Eles Não Usam Black-Tie(1981), by Leon Hirszman, mainly in the relationship that the characters may establish with the viewers. The purpose of this article is to reflect on how the real conflict experienced by the working class at that time was translated into the characters in Hirszman's film and, for that, José Carlos Avellar's reflections from the book Pai país, mãe pátria. For this discussion, bibliographic research was carried out, whose sources were scientific works published in national magazines. In the analysis of the film, it is possible to observe that the characters represent, in some way, socio-political issues of the workers in the confused pre-democratic Brazilian social reorganization in a process of personification of the conflict, which transforms the concrete conflict into characteristics and traits of characters and relationships between them. Therefore, the importance of expanding studies on Brazilian films and the personification of conflicts in audiovisual plots is highlighted. |
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