Respeitável público...: performance e organização dos movimentos antes dos protestos de 2013

Abstract

ResumoO texto aborda as metáforas dramatúrgicas e as realidades teatrais evocadas pela performance do Movimento Passe Livre (mpl) e dos Comitês Populares da Copa (cpc). Inspirado pelas categorias de uma sociologia teatral, concentra-se nos eventos anteriores à eclosão das manifestações. Na análise são destacadas a dramaticidade da violência, a alta dose de contingência das performances públicas, bem como as modalidades organizacionais. AbstRActThe text considers the dramaturgical metaphors and the theatrical realities called on upon by the Free Fare Movement (mpl) and by the World Cup' s Popular Committees (cpc). Leaning on the analytical categories of a theatrical sociology, it focuses on the events prior to the eruption of street protests in June 2013 in Brazil. The analysis highlights the drama of violence, the high dose of contingency of social movements performances.

Juventudes e participação política no Brasil do século XXI

“…O que desencadeia a adesão mais massiva é a forte repressão policial (SINGER, 2013, p.25;SZWAKO, 2013), que transbordou também sobre transeuntes e jornalistas, atravessando assim as fronteiras imaginárias entre os objetos legítimos da violência policial cotidiana e os corpos de indivíduos ainda revestidos sob o manto da sacralidade cidadã, aqueles…”

<b>The Confederations Cup in the coverage by <i>Folha de São Paulo</i>: power relationships, conflicts and interests in the media

“…Several factors, among them the own acting of the social movements and social networks (Dowbor & Szwako, 2013) forced the Folha de São Paulo to remake its initial framework concerning the social field. From countless objections and derogatory frameworks based on patterns and in social representations denoted in images and expressions such as 'vandalism', 'vandals', 'war', the newspaper began to highlight, from one day to the next, police violence (it should be remembered that it was so huge, on the night of June 13 th , to the point of leaving even several journalists wounded).…”

“…The field of media, in turn, especially derived from the economic and marketing interests, was only interested in the dates and times of the sporting events as well as in the sporting events themselves which, as a result, led to the criticism related to the demonstrations and demonstrators regarding the coverage of the Social Demonstrations of June, 2013, which were initially seen as illegitimate and the demonstrators considered to be vandals (Dowbor & Szwako, 2013). Nevertheless, a large number of people, a significant part of it being comprised of middle-class citizens, the abusive police violence, and mainly the social networks, made the field of media redefine the demonstrations.…”

Da ruptura à reconstrução democrática no Brasil

“…The green and yellow mobilization winning the streets in March, April and August 2015 knew how to appropriate one of the 2013 main legacies: the street as legitimate stage of protests (DOWBOR AND SZWAKO, 2013). Under the cries of 'Dilma Out' and 'PT Out', a mass of fascist verve was fueled by right-wing movements, which, as we know today, were and still are linked to ultra-conservative north-american groups.…”