Despolitização e populismo

Baptista, Érica Anita; Hauber, Gabriella; Orlandini, Maiara Garcia

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“…O advento da pauta religiosa na seara de decisões pode ser enquadrado como exemplo desse cenário. Vários estudos têm se dedicado à operacionalização do conceito de despolitização, especialmente quando se observam as estratégias de governo para o silenciamento do debate e a transferência de responsabilidades (HAY, 2014;WOOD, 2016;AZEVEDO;VIMIEIRO, 2021;BAPTISTA et al, 2022).…”

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“…Este cenário consolidou o que os cientistas sociais denominam de "despolitização", uma estratégia de governo relacionada ao recuo democrático e ao sentimento da antipolítica, que visa à transferência de questões da esfera pública para o reino privado. Se a politização ajuda a problematizar questões na agenda pública e contestar o que é colocado como certo, a despolitização segue em sentido contrário, favorecendo a imobilidade do debate e a negação da agência humana (HAY, 2007;BATES et al, 2014;AZEVEDO;VIMIEIRO, 2021;BAPTISTA et al, 2022). Sendo assim, este artigo assume a despolitização como um dos sintomas mórbidos da pós-democracia, pela qual as narrativas abertamente morais adquirem visibilidade para justificar atos autoritários e posturas conservadoras.…”

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“Quem tem dor, tem pressa”: a (des)politização do debate da cannabis medicinal no Brasil

Alves

2023

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O fenômeno da despolitização tem ganhado profundidade na atuação de lideranças políticas da pós-democracia, cuja estratégia visa fortalecer a agenda de exploração neoliberal, deslocar as questões públicas até o reino privado e negar a capacidade de agência humana. Este artigo adentra a perspectiva teórica da pós-democracia para demonstrar indícios de ações politizantes e despolitizantes sobre a utilização de derivados da cannabis medicinal no Brasil, cujo debate problematiza argumentos de ordem moral e política em razão da associação do tema com o uso ilícito de drogas. Tanto as reflexões teóricas como os aspectos metodológicos do trabalho foram inspirados pelas contribuições de Hay (2007), a fim de delimitar os padrões narrativos que sustentam o debate público do tema. Ao analisar os depoimentos do movimento associativo favorável à cannabis medicinal e às medidas restritivas lançadas pelo Conselho Federal de Medicina (CFM), o estudo identificou estratégias políticas opostas que dialogam com a abordagem pós-democrática, tendo em vista a presença de argumentos vinculados aos processos de despolitização, como o deslocamento de questões públicas para o reino privado e a negação da capacidade de agência humana.

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“Quem tem dor, tem pressa”: a (des)politização do debate da cannabis medicinal no Brasil

Alves

2023

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“…It is worth remembering that some studies indicate that charismatic leaders such as Donald Trump (United States) and Bolsonaro (Brazil) are part of the political spectrum of populism (Baptista et al, 2022;Mudde & Kaltwasser, 2012), taking into account that contemporary populists use social networks as a means of mediation (Mudde, 2021;Mouffe, 2018;da Silva, 2020), extolling messages with persuasive capacity . Bolsonaro cited the deforestation of the Amazon as a fantasy of global elites aimed at weakening the country's sovereignty on environmental issues, attacked institutions and undermined multilateral regional cooperation schemes (Wehner, 2023).…”

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The Evidence of Populism in the Narratives of the President of Brazil during the Covid-19 Pandemic

Silva e Souza

2024

KOME

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In Brazil, the period of the Covid-19 pandemic was characterised by a crisis reflected in social platforms and the centralisation of information in the hands of the political leader. This article analyses former President Bolsonaro’s political communication on Twitter (currently known as X) in a populist context. To achieve this objective, the research sets out from the idea that populist leaders have focused attention on publicising their popularity and approaching the public, a process expanded through social media. As a result of content analysis and studies by Engesser et al. (2017), five recurring narrative motifs were observed in Bolsonaro’s communication: attacks on traditional media, advocate of the people, the basis of religion and faith as a doctrine, the sovereignty of the nation, and appeals to the heart and opposition to the dominant structure. Based on the findings, the article contributes to studies on populism, placing the phenomenon in a media environment composed of political, social and economic uncertainty.

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Redefining the Communication Dynamics in Bolsonaro’s Brazil: Media Consumption and Political Preferences

Feres Junior,

Schaefer,

Barbabela

2024

Social Sciences

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In this article, we contend that understanding Brazil’s current communicative landscape requires a closer examination of the relevance of legacy media outlets, challenging the widely accepted “traditional media bypass” thesis, which posits that social media platforms have overtaken traditional media as the primary influencers of political discourse, an argument often used to explain the rise of extreme-right ideologies across different national contexts. In order to test the association between voting preferences and the use of different types of media, we employ logistic regression analysis using data from a recent survey that includes numerous questions about the information and media consumption habits of Brazilian voters. Our findings highlight that legacy media, particularly broadcast TV channels like Globo, Record, and SBT, remain dominant in Brazil as sources of political information. Contrary to the bypass thesis, Bolsonaro’s supporters, while favoring social media, also consume significant amounts of legacy media. Analysis reveals stark differences in media preferences between the supporters of different political candidates, challenging the notion of an exclusive reliance on social media by right-wing supporters. The data also indicate nuanced media consumption habits, such as a preference for certain TV channels and fact-checking behaviors, underscoring the complex interplay between legacy and social media.

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Despolitização e populismo

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“Quem tem dor, tem pressa”: a (des)politização do debate da cannabis medicinal no Brasil

“Quem tem dor, tem pressa”: a (des)politização do debate da cannabis medicinal no Brasil

The Evidence of Populism in the Narratives of the President of Brazil during the Covid-19 Pandemic

Redefining the Communication Dynamics in Bolsonaro’s Brazil: Media Consumption and Political Preferences

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