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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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[en] WOMEN IN THE VISITORS QUEUE: THE DISCURSIVE CONSTRUCTION OF THE INNOCENCE OF INCARCERATED RELATIVES IN VICARIOUS NARRATIVES / [pt] MULHERES NA FILA DE VISITAÇÃO: A CONSTRUÇÃO DISCURSIVA DA INOCÊNCIA DE PARENTES PRESOS EM NARRATIVAS VICÁRIAS

NATALIA CUCINELLO ALBUQUERQUE 02 August 2017 (has links)
[pt] Esta pesquisa é resultado de um encontro misto (Goffman, 1988), proporcionado por entrevistas de pesquisa realizadas por mim com mulheres envolvidas no contexto prisional, especificamente na condição de parentes/visitantes de homens presos. O encontro se deu nas periferias de um presídio do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, em novembro de 2015, com o propósito aplicado de reverter a invisibilidade social dessas mulheres, em sua maioria negras, pobres, mães e moradoras de zonas periféricas do estado. Ao narrarem a causalidade da prisão de seus pares, narrativas de experiência vicária (Norrick, 2013) emergem na interação, com o propósito interacional de inocentá-los e construí-los favoravelmente. É objetivo do trabalho investigar, à luz do campo de Análise de Narrativa (Bastos e Biar, 2015), informado pela Sociolinguística Interacional (Gumperz, 1982; Goffman, 1974), como se constituem tais narrativas de inocentação produzidas pelas entrevistadas, e que tipos de sistemas de coerência emergem dessas histórias. A análise dos dados indica que as entrevistadas animam discursos que desvinculam a agência de seus pares dos respectivos crimes, construindo-os positivamente, e, ao fazerem isso, reivindicam para si mesmas selves favoráveis que funcionam como explicação para estarem ali. Além disso, predominantemente, as participantes costuram relações de causalidade para a prisão de seus pares a partir de frágeis relações silogísticas amparadas no senso comum. / [en] This research is the result of a mixed contact (Goffman, 1988), made possible through research interviews conducted by me with women involved in the prison context, with particular focus on relatives/visitors of incarcerated men. The encounters took place in the outskirts of a prison in the state of Rio de Janeiro in November 2015, with the applied purpose of reversing the social invisibility of these women, who were mostly black, poor, mothers and residents of peripheral areas of the state. Through building external causalities for the imprisonment, the women clear their peers and portray them favorably, in narratives of vicarious experience (Norrick, 2013), which emerge from the interactions. Rooted in the field of Narrative Analysis (Bastos and Biar, 2015) and informed by Interactional Sociolinguistics (Gumperz, 1982; Goffman, 1964), this work aims at investigating how these narratives of innocence are produced by the interviewees and what types of coherence systems emerge from the stories. The analysis of the data indicates that the women animate discourses which disassociate their peers from any agency in relation to their respective crimes, constructing them positively. In doing so, the women claim for themselves favorable selves that function as an explanation for being there as visitors. Furthermore, the participants predominantly set up causality relations to the imprisonment of their peers from fragile syllogistic relations supported by common sense.

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