Made available in DSpace on 2016-06-02T20:24:03Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Retido.pdf: 19733 bytes, checksum: 6aad255badc436a06364517de2344ab6 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2014-12-02 / Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais / The perspective of this work was to understand the culture as an opening way to alterity in the process of identity construction of a socially organized group, reflecting from the philosophy of Mikhail Bakhtin and the Circle as this sphere, in general, acts as a point against the formation of words and dialogues. The attention turned to the festivities and popular demonstrations that insert in Pernambuco's popular culture, specifically in the carnivalesque cycle, the attempt to delineate a scope of relations and permanent vehicles and reflected in everyday life that build a (dis)order in the aesthetic of popular culture of Recife s carnival. Thereby, the overall objective of this work is to reflect how images of grotesque realism incarnate in bodies and form this ambivalent aesthetics through which citizens can experience their freedoms and build accountable acts inside and outside of the official days of Momo s revelry It was point of interest of this research the ways in which such manifestations to embody a grotesque corporeality in their practices break social hierarchies to put in interaction and discourse game the various classes that take part in them, sketching out a popular culture that is based on human interactions infringement and in the establishment of responsible acts of loveliness. As a starting point for understanding it was highlighted the frevo, rhythm transformed over the years into an ideological symbol of Pernambuco s identity, to understand it in relation to other events such as Boi de Carnaval, Maracatu, Urso de Carnaval and the Galo da Madrugada. The methodological line that leads the strength of this work was due to the experience of the party from an ethnographic point of view, in order to single out all its phenomena in the existence of life, to understand it among a dialogical readback process of texts in various materialities, organized in secondary speech genres that function as the meeting place of ethics and aesthetics. We conclude that the carnivalesque popular culture cycle has in its grotesque aesthetic the attribute that allows revelers to experience their freedoms on feast days, taking the street and turning it into transgressions stage. The participation and inclusion in the popular universe was essential to conclude that the understanding of culture in the life through the materialized word in texts can only become productive if done in an exotopic perspective, however, participative perspective; otherwise it loses all the wealth and dynamism of responsible acts of man interacting with their fellowmen, turning them into abstraction. / A perspectiva desse trabalho foi compreender a cultura como um recinto de abertura para alteridade no processo de construção da identidade de um grupo socialmente organizado, refletindo a partir da filosofia de Mikhail Bakhtin e do Círculo como essa esfera, de modo geral, funciona como um ponto de encontro de palavras e constituição de diálogos. A atenção se voltou para os festejos e manifestações populares que se inserem na cultura popular pernambucana, especificamente no ciclo carnavalesco, na tentativa de delinear uma abrangência das relações e dos veículos permanentes e consagrados na vida cotidiana que edificam uma (des)ordem estética na cultura popular do carnaval do Recife. Desse modo, o objetivo geral do trabalho é refletir como as imagens do realismo grotesco se encarnam nos corpos e dão forma a essa estética ambivalente por meio da qual os sujeitos podem vivenciar suas liberdades e constituir atos responsáveis dentro e fora dos dias oficias da folia de Momo. Foi ponto de interesse dessa pesquisa os modos pelos quais tais manifestações ao encarnarem uma corporeidade grotesca em suas práticas quebram hierarquias sociais ao colocar em interação e jogo discursivo as diversas classes que delas participam, bosquejando uma cultura popular que se fundamenta na transgressão das interações humanas e na constituição de atos responsáveis de amorosidade. Como ponto de partida para a compreensão foi recortado o frevo, ritmo transformado ao longo dos anos em símbolo ideológico da identidade pernambucana, para compreendê-lo em relação a outras manifestações como Boi de Carnaval, Maracatu, Urso de Carnaval e o Galo da Madrugada. A linha metodológica que conduz a força desse trabalho se deu pelo experienciar da festa a partir de um ponto de vista etnográfico, com a finalidade de singularizar todos os seus fenômenos no existir da vida, para compreendê-la no seio de um processo de cotejamento dialógico de textos, em diversas materialidades, organizados em gêneros do discurso secundários que funcionam como o lugar de encontro da ética e da estética. Conclui-se que a cultura popular no ciclo carnavalesco tem na sua estética grotesca o atributo que permite aos foliões vivenciarem suas liberdades nos dias de festa, tomando a rua e transformando-a em palco de transgressões. A participação e a inserção no universo popular fora essencial para rematar que a compreensão da cultura na vida por meio da palavra materializada em textos só pode se tornar produtiva se feita de uma perspectiva exotópica, porém, participativa, caso contrário perde-se toda a riqueza e dinamicidade dos atos responsáveis do homem em interação com seus semelhantes, transformando-os em abstração.

Este estudo antropológico reflete sobre a construção e a reelaboração da memória coletiva acerca dos espaços de sociabilidade negra constituídos em torno do Clube Tabajara e das festas de carnaval no município de Encruzilhada do Sul – RS. Pensa-se, aqui, a festa enquanto um ritual que permite compreender as estruturas e relações sociais e, ao mesmo tempo, enquanto espaço de sociabilidade e de “trabalho” da memória do grupo. A construção dessa memória coletiva será pensada tendo-se em vista a questão étnica que tenciona as relações do grupo pesquisado com os demais grupos carnavalescos da cidade e que também o funda. / This anthropological study focuses on the construction and reworking of the collective memory of spaces of Afro-Brazilian sociability which have been centred around the Tabajara Club and the carnival festivities in the town of Encruzilhada do Sul, located in the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul. In this analysis, it is proposed that carnival celebrations are rituals that allow us to understand social structures and relations and, at the same time, are areas of sociability and "working" group memory. The construction of collective memory will be addressed while keeping in mind the ethnic issue that affects the relationship between this group of Afro-descendents and other carnival groups which have also founded the city of Encruzilhada do Sul.

Este estudo antropológico reflete sobre a construção e a reelaboração da memória coletiva acerca dos espaços de sociabilidade negra constituídos em torno do Clube Tabajara e das festas de carnaval no município de Encruzilhada do Sul – RS. Pensa-se, aqui, a festa enquanto um ritual que permite compreender as estruturas e relações sociais e, ao mesmo tempo, enquanto espaço de sociabilidade e de “trabalho” da memória do grupo. A construção dessa memória coletiva será pensada tendo-se em vista a questão étnica que tenciona as relações do grupo pesquisado com os demais grupos carnavalescos da cidade e que também o funda. / This anthropological study focuses on the construction and reworking of the collective memory of spaces of Afro-Brazilian sociability which have been centred around the Tabajara Club and the carnival festivities in the town of Encruzilhada do Sul, located in the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul. In this analysis, it is proposed that carnival celebrations are rituals that allow us to understand social structures and relations and, at the same time, are areas of sociability and "working" group memory. The construction of collective memory will be addressed while keeping in mind the ethnic issue that affects the relationship between this group of Afro-descendents and other carnival groups which have also founded the city of Encruzilhada do Sul.

Este trabalho traz a análise da obra Um Castelo no Pampa, de Luiz Antonio de Assis Brasil, examinando as relações entre Literatura, História e Mito. Para tanto, direcionados pelos sinais míticos presentes na obra, investigamos, em um primeiro momento, o significado desses aspectos. Disso resultou a identificação dos mitos de origem. A seguir, empreendemos a pesquisa da História do Rio Grande do Sul, o que nos fez comprovar que a obra em análise faz a releitura crítica dos modelos consagrados pela historiografia positivista. Como as questões da História, na narrativa, sinalizam para a realização de uma escrita que tem como forma a metaficção historiográfica, nos termos de que nos fala Linda Hutcheon (Poética do Pós-Modernismo,1991), averiguamos sua íntima relação com a redação pósmoderna. Contemplamos o aspecto da historicidade pelo viés crítico, estabelecendo elos entre a Sociologia literária, a Crítica literária e a Literatura Comparada. Mostramos, enfim, como o autor imbricou fatos e personagens históricas do Rio Grande do Sul com sua narrativa ficcional para inverter as nossas expectativas e para que dialoguemos com o passado, que se apresenta fragmentado, em perspectiva com um tempo que ainda será construído, ou seja, um porvir mais real, menos fantasioso e, por isso mesmo, mais factível. / This paper analyzes the book Um Castelo no Pampa, written by Luiz Antonio de Assis Brasil. It examines the relations among Literature, History and Myth. In the beginning, directed by the mythic signals present in the book, we analyzed the meaning of these aspects. And the result was the identification of of the myths of origin. Next we researched the history of Rio Grande do Sul. And this made us prove that the book rereads in a critical way the positivist historiography consacrated models. As History´s issues, the narrative signals to the writing in a metafiction historiographic way, as spoken by Linda Hutcheon (A Poetics of Postmodernism, 1991). And we also verified its intimate relation with post-modern writing. We contemplated the historicity issue by the critical bias, estabilishing links among Literary Sociology, Literary Criticism and Compared Literature. We concluded that the writer imbricated historical facts and historical characters of Rio Grande do Sul State in his fictional narrative to invert our expectancies. And also to make us dialogue with the past, which presents itself in a fragmented way, in a perspective that is yet to come and will be traced, more realistic, less imaginative, but more possible.

Submitted by Jorge Silva (jorgelmsilva@ufrrj.br) on 2017-06-29T17:53:44Z No. of bitstreams: 1 2006 - Cassio Dias dos Santos.pdf: 1409499 bytes, checksum: 3e4eb75652ad8d76ba015238a888bd54 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-06-29T17:53:44Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 2006 - Cassio Dias dos Santos.pdf: 1409499 bytes, checksum: 3e4eb75652ad8d76ba015238a888bd54 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2006-02-15 / The objective of this study of case, is to supply given, to information and analyses, that can come to collaborate with the classification and professionalization of a carnival organization, thus allowing to pass to be used as reference a model of planning for this this sector, therefore the carnival is the main popular party of Brazil. Trying to show that the G.R.E.S. Nilopolis de Beija-Flor samba school that presents all the characteristics of an organization of Quality, 1? ranking of the LIESA. Our it analyses will be based on the criteria of PQRio (leadership, strategy and plans, customers, society, information and knowledge, people and processes). Approaching with this its strategical planning, its social and cultural action. Indicating factors that had made Beija-Flor to become a successful organization in its segment. Thus getting a comprehensive and significant picture of the organizations (schools od Samba) of the Carioca Carnival. / O objetivo deste estudo de caso ? fornecer dados, informa??es e an?lises que possam vir a colocar a classifica??o e profissionaliza??o de uma organiza??o de carnaval, permitindo assim passar a ser utilizado como referencia para o modelo de planejamento para este setor, pois o carnaval ? a principal festa popular do Brasil.Tenta-se mostrar que o G.R.E.S. Beija-Flor de Nil?polis ? uma escola de samba que apresenta todas as caracter?sticas de uma organiza??o de qualidade, a primeira do ranking da LIESA. Nossa an?lise ser? baseada nos crit?rios do PQRio (lideran?a, estrat?gia e planos, clientes, sociedades, informa??o e conhecimento, pessoas e processos), abordando assim, o planejamento estrat?gico, as A??es sociais e culturais da agremia??o. Indicam-se fatores que fizeram a Beija-Flor torna-se uma organiza??o bem-sucedida em seus segmentos, obtendo-se, por conseguinte, um quadro compreensivo e significativo das organiza??es (escolas de Samba) do carnaval carioca.

Le slasher est un sous-genre du film d'horreur reposant sur une figure de tueur masqué punissant en apparence la sexualité adolescente. Très populaire auprès du public adolescent de 1978 à 1984, il serait, selon de nombreux critiques, une expression de sadisme « gratuit ». Cependant, toute production culturelle possède une légitimité qui peut lui être conférée en trouvant une clé de lecture adéquate. Cette clé est selon-nous un archétype culturel que nous nommons foolkiller, et qui figure une victime marginale sanctionnant les actes irresponsables mettant en danger les membres les plus faibles de la communauté. Cet archétype convoque l'imaginaire médiéval du charivari, un rite de justice folklorique punissant les manquements à la morale. Pour parvenir à cette référence, il est nécessaire de montrer que le slasher a masqué un genre plus large qui gravite autour d'une victime humiliée se vengeant de ses persécuteurs et qui inclue des films comme Willard (1971), Carrie (1976), ou encore Fade to Black (1980). Or, on peut trouver une formulation prototypique de cette histoire dans Hop-Frog (1849), une nouvelle d'Edgar Poe racontant la vengeance d'un bouffon difforme persécuté par un roi sadique. Nous envisageons cette nouvelle comme un artefact prototypique de l'archétype culturel du foolkiller dont le genre masqué par le slasher est une expression contemporaine. L'étude de cette nouvelle et de ses références culturelles permet de comprendre le fonctionnement de l'archétype et son apparition en réponse à une crise sacrificielle au sens où l'entend René Girard. Une crise du même genre est repérable dans la culture américaine des années 1970, ce qui explique la résurgence de l'archétype à cette période. / The slasher movie is a horror film sub-genre featuring a masked killer supposedly punishing teenage sexuality. Extremely popular among teens from 1978 to 1984, it is generally discarded by serious critics as a spectacle of gratuitous violence. However, the genre can be granted some legitimacy once it is seen as a contemporary form of a cultural archetype which we call "foolkiller". This archetype revolves around a freak avenging its own humiliation at the hands of bullies and punishing irresponsible acts endangering the weakest people in a community. Culturally speaking, this archetype has roots in the medieval practice of "rough music", a masked demonstration organized to humiliate some wrongdoer and to punish moral transgressions in the community. In order to access this cultural reference, it is necessary to show that the attention given the slasher film has concealed the existence of another genre, comprising slasher films but also movies such as Willard (1971), Carrie (1976), and Fade to Black (1980), whose protagonist is a victim avenging its persecution. This plot can also be found in "Hop-Frog", a short-story written by Edgar Allan Poe in 1849. It tells the story of a jester dwarf bullied by a cruel king. We argue that this tale is a prototypical artifact of the foolkiller archetype, which also informs the genre concealed by the slasher film. The cultural frame of this short story enables us to understand how the archetype functions and its relationship to what René Girard calls a "sacrificial crisis". Such a crisis is at work within 1970's American culture, which explains why the archetype reappears during this time.The slasher movie is a horror film sub-genre featuring a masked killer supposedly punishing teenage sexuality. Extremely popular among teens from 1978 to 1984, it is generally discarded by serious critics as a spectacle of gratuitous violence. However, the genre can be granted some legitimacy once it is seen as a contemporary form of a cultural archetype which we call "foolkiller". This archetype revolves around a freak avenging its own humiliation at the hands of bullies and punishing irresponsible acts endangering the weakest people in a community. Culturally speaking, this archetype has roots in the medieval practice of “rough music”, a masked demonstration organized to humiliate some wrongdoer and to punish moral transgressions in the community. In order to access this cultural reference, it is necessary to show that the attention given the slasher film has concealed the existence of another genre, comprising slasher films but also movies such as Willard (1971), Carrie (1976), and Fade to Black (1980), whose protagonist is a victim avenging its persecution. This plot can also be found in "Hop-Frog", a short-story written by Edgar Allan Poe in 1849. It tells the story of a jester dwarf bullied by a cruel king. We argue that this tale is a prototypical artifact of the foolkiller archetype, which also informs the genre concealed by the slasher film. The cultural frame of this short story enables us to understand how the archetype functions and its relationship to what René Girard calls a "sacrificial crisis". Such a crisis is at work within 1970's American culture, which explains why the archetype reappears during this time.

After South Africa entered into democracy in 1994, a mediation period of change was set in motion. It was an invitation for South Africans to imagine and envision themselves anew (Gqola 2010). Slave memory; a neglected past, that was previously silenced came to the fore and is currently in the process of being renegotiated in post-apartheid South Africa. In the light of this, I believe that the study of the Cape Minstrel Carnival which has its social roots in slavery lends itself for an insightful interpretation within an art historical framework. While institutionally the memory of slavery was officially marginalized: comparatively, on the streets of Cape Town, the community preserved it in elusive ways embodied in the procession of Carnival through the city. This thesis explores the imagery of creolisation, through an analysis of the Cape Minstrel Carnival. Zimitri Erasmus (Erasmus 200:14) defines creolisation as cultural production that happens under the specific conditions of slavery. Before I decode some of the motifs embedded in the imagery of creolisation, in chapter one I provide an in depth analysis; of the contextual conditions of which the practice of carnival originated. My analysis is informed extensively by post-colonial theories on race, identity, and creolisation. The route of the procession of carnival reveals an alternative and clandestine history of the city of Cape Town which I believe deserves focus. In chapter two I discuss its site specificity in relation to key urban sites, such as the District Six Museum, the Slave Lodge Museum and the Bo-Kaap Museum. This thesis explores the use of performance as a corporeal tool to demarcate the city. In the process of this analysis, a repertoire of movement becomes salient in the construction of creolised identities. In chapter three I discuss the motif of the “coon” as the most salient image of creolisation in the parade; I trace its iconographic roots to the performance of blackface minstrelsy that originated from the slave plantations of the United States of America. By unpacking the racist iconography bound up in the initial construction of the “coon”, it becomes clear that its derogative meaning was subverted when it was appropriated as a symbol of celebration into the New Year’s parades. As a result of its complicated history, some residents deride the parade as perpetuating racial stereotypes, by portraying “coloured” people as buffoons. Class snobbery has played a big part in the criticism. Therefore the procession of “the coons” or euphemistically the minstrels represents a cultural cringe for some and a festive celebration for others and both these sentiments coexist simultaneously. The Cape Town Minstrel Carnival can be interpreted on multiple shifting levels because it takes on an ambivalent and ambiguous position as far as meaning is concerned.

本文以近年來日益普及的實況直播為主題，從研究者自身的遊戲實況使用經驗出發，希望從宏觀的角度去理解：實況直播此一新興媒介技術是如何被人們所使用、其傳播的內容與形式又有何特性及意義。 　　基於上述問題意識，本文主要引介三個理論概念：Huizinga的遊戲人、Bakhtin的狂歡化以及McLuhan媒介即訊息的概念，試圖藉由前二者的理論來分析實況直播作為一群眾參與媒介互動場域的特性，並進一步延伸McLuhan的媒介觀點，以探看實況媒介技術在當代的實存意涵。 　　由於現今實況類型與平台相當多元，本文選擇以研究者本身最為熟悉的遊戲實況平台Twitch.tv為分析場域，並同時使用網路民族誌與深度訪談法二種方法來進行資料蒐集。本研究發現，聊天室或訂閱贊助的回應功能強化了觀眾作為「參與者」的地位，而實況也成為一個眾人共同參與、玩耍(Play)的暫時性媒介場域。本研究也指出，聊天室時常出現的洗頻現象其實是一種群眾的集體起鬨過程，而群眾的言談行動之間也充滿日常生活所不容見的、狂歡化的性質與氛圍，人們並藉此解放日常生活的限制與壓力。 　　此種隨時隨地且即時發生的「媒介狂歡」其實代表著，透過參與實況媒介，人們得以隨意地在集體連結與個體自由之間來回，這不僅是如同黃厚銘與林意仁（2013）所描繪的「流動的群聚」，更是呼應了McLuhan所預言的「再部落化」的意涵，人們宛如重返部落時代的集體參與、互動的即時現場，而此種變革更可能重塑人類的感官經驗、社交生活乃至存有本質。 / Inspired from researcher’s experience of using live streaming media, this study aimed to understand the usage of this new media technique, what characteristics it shows and what significance it implies. Based on the goals above, three main theories were referenced, including Johan Huizinga’s “Homo Ludens”, Mikhail Bakhtin’s “Carnival” and Marshall McLuhan’s concepts about media technology. Researcher analyzed the characteristic of live streaming media as an interactive field based on the first two theories mentioned, and further discussed the meanings and influences of live streaming media with McLuhan’s theory of media viewpoint. This study chose twitch.tv to be the field of analysis because researcher is familiar with it the most and took Netnography and In-Depth Interview as research methods. The result of this study indicated that the reply functions on streaming platform allow audience to participate, making the streaming media as a temporary interactive field where audiences can interact and play with others. Moreover, when a live streaming is on, the unceasing comment spamming phenomenon by users in chat room can be explained as the crowd at a Carnival, which is unusual and inappropriate in daily life. Therefore, users can release the pressure in their everyday lives. Such Carnival form of live streaming media indicated that people are free to move back and forth between collective connection and personal space, which is not only similar to the concept of “mob-lity” proposed by Huang & Lin(2013), but also embodied McLuhan’s idea of “re-tribalize”. The participation and interaction among streaming media users may reconstruct the sensation and nature of the human beings.

Mémoire en recherche-création / Ktf, la première partie de ce mémoire, est un récit au « je » qui tente de reproduire le parler des jeunes québécois. Il présente une vision des relations amoureuses au temps des nouvelles technologies à travers les yeux d’une jeune femme de 20 ans souffrant de dépendance affective. Le discours se double d’une réflexion sur l’endoctrinement par les discours sociaux qui poussent à accorder une grande importance au paraître. La narratrice, par son point de vue à la fois sarcastique et aliéné, s’attarde à raconter son banal quotidien, tout en reconduisant une multitude de stéréotypes et en pigeant allègrement dans le répertoire du kitsch et des pensées préconçues. Toutefois, grâce à son sens de l’autodérision, la narratrice insuffle à son récit une bonne dose de ridicule ce qui a pour effet de dévoiler le vide de sens qui sous-tend cette culture du paraître. La seconde partie de ce mémoire est un essai qui s’intéresse la culture populaire et au rire comme instruments de détournement des discours dominants et de la culture consacrée dans Borderline et La brèche de Marie-Sissi Labrèche. Cet essai en trois parties s’attarde d’abord à faire ressortir les références au tragique dans les deux récits de l’auteure, afin de montrer comment leurs héroïnes Sissi et Kiki sont oppressées par les grands discours du système officiel. Ensuite, les parties deux et trois portent sur le détournement que les narratrices font subir au tragique en le confrontant à diverses manifestations de la culture populaire comique, dont le kitsch, le grotesque, le ridicule, le carnavalesque et le trash. / Ktf, the first part of this M.A. Thesis, is a narrative that attempts to reproduce the orality of young people in Quebec. It presents a vision of love relationships in the age of new technologies through the eyes of a 20-years-old girl suffering from emotional dependence. The discourse is coupled with a reflection on indoctrination by social discourses that give great importance to appearing. The narrator, from her sarcastic and alienated point of view, dwells on her banal daily life, while reiterating a multitude of stereotypes and while gleefully pumping into kitsch repertoire and preconceived thoughts. However, thanks to her sense of self-deprecation, the narrator infuses her story with a good dose of ridicule, which has the effect of revealing the meaninglessness that underlies this culture of appearances. The second part is an essay on popular culture and laughter as instruments for diverting dominant discourses and consecrated culture in Borderline and La brèche by Marie-Sissi Labrèche. This three-part essay focuses first on highlighting references to tragedy in the author's two narratives, in order to show how their heroines Sissi and Kiki are oppressed by the great rhetoric of the official system. Then, parts two and three analyze how Labrèche turns away the tragic by confronting it with various manifestations of comic popular culture, including kitsch, grotesque, ridiculous, carnivalesque and trash.

The master thesis called Winter in genre painting of the Northern European region in the 16th and 17th-century focuses with the theme of winter period performed on the works of selected artists from Northern Europe. It deals not only with her impressive atmosphere but mainly observes the habits and traditions of the ordinary inhabitants of the villages or towns what is represented on the pictures. The attention of interest is also biblical scenes connected with the Nativity of Christ or folk celebrations of Christian feats during the winter. On selected themes can further explore the forms of winter pleasures of ordinary people or hunting. The purpose of this work is to reflect the importance of winter landscape with reference to the life of a common inhabitants taking into account the socio-historical context of the Netherlands 16th - 17th century. Keywords: genre painting, Renaissance, baroque, Northern Europe, winter, habits, tradition, meeting, sport, carnival, celebrations, ice skating, landscape, hunting, holidays