Ordens De Indexicalidade Mobilizadas Nas Performances Discursivas De Um Garoto De Programa: Ser Negro E Homoerótico

Melo, Glenda Cristina Valim de; Lopes, Luiz Paulo da Moita

doi:10.1590/1982-4017-140312-4413

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“…Like other poor, androgynous, and non-white queers, Jaloo is descaled (Carr & Fischer 2016) into a devalued and, simultaneously, fetishised position in an order of indexicality that has its roots in colonial power structures (Melo & Moita-Lopes 2014). Written journalistic accounts draw attention to Jaloo's defiant attitude towards, and, indeed, appropriation of corporeal marks of stigma: Dentro ou fora do palco, sua aparência chama a atenção.…”

Section: Negotiating Orders Of Indexicalitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Rescaling the global borderlands: Transperipheral projections from ‘the heart of the Amazon’

Windle

Lopes

2021

Lang. Soc.

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This article examines semiotic resignifications undertaken in ‘peripheral’ cultural production through an ethnographic analysis of the trajectory of the Amazonian artist, Jaloo. Jaloo occupies multiple positions of marginality in Brazilian society and artistic scenes, which he connects to other global peripheries in his performances, aesthetics, and self-narratives. Building on anthropological and sociolinguistic scholarship, we show how ‘peripheral’ status is managed by Jaloo in the context of a growing and politicised audience for outsider and alternative cultural production. We theorise Jaloo's negotiation of his relationship with audiences and the media as rescaling. Further, we argue that this rescaling entails the ordering of semiotic resources into a social imaginary that reconfigures peripheral territories and identities, which we consider in terms of a transperipheral chronotope. (Inequality, chronotopes, indexicality, race, coloniality, scales, periphery)

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Section: Negotiating Orders Of Indexicalitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Rescaling the global borderlands: Transperipheral projections from ‘the heart of the Amazon’

Windle

Lopes

2021

Lang. Soc.

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“…In Brazil, the research by Guimaraes and Moita-Lopes (2016), Fabrício (2013;, , Melo & Moita-Lopes (2014) are some examples which take this perspective into account. These are theoretical-analytical and also political positionings which point to the entextualisable, performative and indexical interpretation of signs and texts.…”

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confidence: 99%

Trajetória De Um Texto Viral Em Diferentes Eventos Comunicativos: Entextualização, Indexicalidade, Performances Identitárias E Etnografia

Guimarães

Lopes

2017

Alfa, rev. linguíst. (São José Rio Preto)

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■ ABSTRACT: Based on an ethnographic study, this paper analyses the trajectory of a viral text though different communicative events. We aim at examining the recontextualisation processes of a video by Luisa Marilac -a trans-woman who identifies herself as a transvestite -in the identity performances of Luan -a black gay young man -, in Web 2.0 interactional practices and in his classroom. The focus is on language-in-movement as sociointeractional action, which is permeated by indexical values. These, on their turn, point to larger scale social phenomena. This research is guided by performance, entextualisation and indexicality theories and relies on a multi-sited ethnography. In the analysis, we have tried to understand how fragments of the video by Luisa Marilac are recontextualised in Luan's interactions with his classmates and with his Facebook friends. The analysis points out that the study of the circulation of a text offers different possibilities of accessing identification processes, social hierarchies and power relations, which constitute contemporary interactional practices.■

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“…como propõem Moita Lopes (2013, 2014a,2014b, embasados na perspectiva de gênero sugerida por Butler ([1999Butler ([ ] 2003Butler ([ , 2004. Compartilhamos também da reflexão de Muñoz (1999), Sommerville (2000), Sullivan (2003) e Barnard (2004) de que a raça, assim como gênero e linguagem, também é performativa, como veremos ao longo do artigo.…”

Section: Teorias Queer E Raça: Algumas Consideraçõesunclassified

"Você é uma morena muito bonita": a trajetória textual de um elogio que fere

Melo

Lopes²

2015

Trab. linguist. apl.

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RESUMOEste artigo analisa a trajetória textual do elogio Você é uma morena bonita nos comentários de participantes de dois fóruns distintos. Além disso, visamos identificar que ordens de indexicalidade são mobilizadas na trajetória deste elogio específico. Para tal, este estudo se embasa nos pressupostos sobre raça das Teorias Queer, nos construtos teórico-analíticos sobre trajetória textual e ordem de indexicalidade propostos por Blommaert (2010;BLOMMAERT;DONG, 2008)

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Ordens De Indexicalidade Mobilizadas Nas Performances Discursivas De Um Garoto De Programa: Ser Negro E Homoerótico

Cited by 15 publications

References 5 publications

Rescaling the global borderlands: Transperipheral projections from ‘the heart of the Amazon’

Rescaling the global borderlands: Transperipheral projections from ‘the heart of the Amazon’

Trajetória De Um Texto Viral Em Diferentes Eventos Comunicativos: Entextualização, Indexicalidade, Performances Identitárias E Etnografia

"Você é uma morena muito bonita": a trajetória textual de um elogio que fere

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