Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-17T14:00:17Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 FelipeHMO_DISSERT.pdf: 3354962 bytes, checksum: a758acb9f2bb7a31cde2e3bc40a8bacb (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-03-04 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior / The dissertation intends to develop an investigation on the artistic existence in human beings with different bodies in society at different historical moments. In this regard and based on this scenario, the study develops a description of the stigmas production and how they are established, spread and interfere with the sociability among human beings regarded as normal and those with different bodies. Regarding the scenic arts, the text describes about the participation of artists with different bodies in the scene, specifically the freak show and postdramatic theater. The text also investigates aspects of the biography and the work of mexican artist Frida Kahlo, which underpin methodological proceedings and produce contribution to the creative process of performance Kahlo em mim Eu e(m) Kahlo , which is to investigate the practice of the scene in this dissertation / A disserta??o tem como objetivo realizar uma averigua??o sobre o fazer art?stico na exist?ncia dos seres humanos com corpos diferenciados na sociedade, em diferentes momentos hist?ricos. Neste sentido e com base neste panorama, o estudo elabora uma descri??o sobre a produ??o de estigmas e a forma como eles se instauram, se propagam e interferem na sociabilidade entre os seres humanos considerados normais e os com corpos diferenciados. No que tange as artes c?nicas, o texto faz uma descri??o acerca da participa??o dos artistas com corpos diferenciados na cena, especificamente do freak show e no teatro p?s-dram?tico. O texto tamb?m investiga aspectos da biografia e da obra da artista pl?stica mexicana Frida Kahlo, os quais fundamentam os procedimentos metodol?gicos e produzem aportes para o processo criativo da performance Kahlo em mim Eu e(m) Kahlo , que consiste na investiga??o da pr?tica da cena na disserta??o

Tesis para optar al grado de Magíster en Literatura / El objeto de esta investigación compromete, en primer lugar, un determinado género discursivo, el diario íntimo, y dentro de su universo, una determinada realización latinoamericana de él, más precisamente mexicana, cuya singularidad e interés crítico espero irán quedando poco a poco a la vista. Es así, como en este trabajo me referiré a El diario de Frida Kahlo: un íntimo autorretrato1, el que fue publicado el año 2005. Éste, incluye una introducción del novelista mexicano Carlos Fuentes y un ensayo con comentarios de Sarah M. Lowe. La edición, autorizada por el Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes y Literatura de México, Distrito Federal, es la del diario de la pintora en su versión original, es decir en su forma manuscrita y con los dibujos de Frida que figuraban como parte del diario. En la segunda parte de la edición, se ofrece además, una trascripción del manuscrito, acompañada de referencias y comentarios explicativos, cronología y referencias bibliográficas.

This senior thesis will primarily investigate artistic creativity, its relationship to psychological well-being and the power of the creative process to help harmonize internal tensions caused by either mental disorders or former traumas. I will accomplish this, first by offering a brief explanation of the evolution of creative thought, followed by various scientific explorations and theories of the connection between varying mental states and creation. I will support these findings with an analysis of the lives and works created by the painters Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, and Frida Kahlo, all subjects of public speculation about the state of their mental health and its impact on their work. This analysis will consider the creative process as a form of psychotherapy. I will conclude by sharing a personal examination of my own history with mental health and trauma and my representation of these experiences and my ability to overcome these events in my paintings for this senior project.

'The virgin, the temptress and the godess' is a visual exploration of love, longing and beauty from the carnal though to the sublime. The narrative of the research has several subtexts: one that explores female archetypes, the muse as figurative source of inspiration and also beauty as a transcendental catalyst. I have sought to represent a comprehensive vision of the female muse that embraces both the spiritual and the sensual and explores the duality of corporeal and metaphysical yearning. This is done through photographic imagery; the journey that it evokes is an interior landscape that takes place in the purgatory that is longing and ascends to a sublime state of stillness and peace through the experience of the divine.

In Swedish shops today there are a lot of magazines aimed at teenagers, which fight for young girls’ attention. These teenage-magazines are one of the most important sources for young girls to get information about sex and love-relationships; therefor it’s important how these magazines portray it.  We have examined how the magazine Frida has portrayed sex and love-relationships from 1991 until today. The way sex and love-relationships are portrayed in Frida’s articles affect the young readers in their process of building an identity.  Using a combined rhetoric- and discourse analysis we found that the main focus in Frida is for the reader to have a love-relationship with a guy, instead of a physical sex-relationship. Frida uses all the rhetorical tools to convince their readers that what they are telling them is the right way to think and behave.

The aim of this studie centers on how lgbt (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) are portrayed in women’s magazines. The magazines we have chosen to analyze are FRIDA, VeckoRevyn and amelia, which all three have different target groups. We have, with the assistance of the rhetorical and semiotic analysis methods, assessed 18 articles with their associated photographs. These methods are part of the qualitative analysis model and are used in order to study less empirical data with more depth. With the qualitative analysis we were able to see potential patterns among our empirical data. Lgbt is known as a minority group and has often been described in a stereotypical way. We wanted to see if and how the portraying of lgbt has changed within the last 16 years and if the different target groups affect the portrayal. Our studie shows that stereotypes, according to the magazines, are still a part of the preconceptions in our society. In the middle of 1990’s the magazines wrote about stereotypes such as the lonely lizzie and the sparkling faggot. Nowadays they focus on what is seen as feminine and/or masculine. Heteronormativity is still the prescribed values of today.

Reproduction de : Thèse doctorat : Littérature comparée : Cergy-Pontoise : 2006. / Titre provenant de l'écran titre. Bibliogr. p.550-590. Index.

This theises aims to extend the understanding of how representation of gender is produced and reproduced in the young women’s magazine Frida. We examine this through analyzing pictures of male and female celebrities in a selected number of magazines from the year of 2013. We use a quantitative analysis of the pictures, as well as a supplementary quantitative analysis of ajectives used to describe male and female celebrities in captions. We research what types of patterns we can find in these analyses that construct representations of gender, also surveying how the celebrities in the magazine look. Our analysis shows us that the context of Frida contains several recurring visual patterns that preserves a representation of men being superior to women. We also find that for both men and women in the magazine- their attractive exterior is their most prominent attribute. That is not only perceived visually, but also reinforced by the editorial text. The result also shows us that the celebrities shown in the Frida is a very homogeneous group, with very similar attributes.

Zugl.: Oldenburg, Univ., Diss., 2002

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / Imagens de um corpo de mulher: (re)criações na obra de arte de Clarice Lispector e Frida Kahlo é uma pesquisa de ordem literária e filosófica, que tem como objetivo encontrar um corpo de mulher através da análise de parte da produção literária de Clarice Lispector e plástica de Frida Kahlo, experimentada também pela pesquisadora no exercício desta escrita acadêmica. Com o método comparativo, esta dissertação propõe apresentar zonas fronteiriças entre a plasticidade e a textualidade, tanto da palavra, quanto da imagem. Tendo como ponto de interseção o corpo, há uma escritora que pinta e uma pintora que escreve: neste duplo deslocamento, vislumbram-se cruzamentos das quais insurgem corporalidades cuja constância é estar em transformação. Nos processos criativos das duas artistas pesquisadas, são tênues os limiares entre vida e arte. Coloca-se em questão o conceito de representação, já há muito tempo em crise, e possibilita o uso do termo (re)criação. No livro Água Viva, de Clarice Lispector, uma personagem-pintora realiza uma metaescrita, discutindo as limitações e os alcances do próprio ato de escrever. Nos quadros de Frida Kahlo, é recorrente a presença de uma figura corpórea marcada por procedimentos cirúrgicos, fruto da condição enferma que acompanhou a artista por toda sua trajetória. Cada uma, a seu modo e a partir de seu próprio corpo vivente, produziu (re)criações que implicam, em suas obras de arte, o leitor e o fruidor, inclusive a pesquisadora. Diante desse panorama, destacam-se os imbricamentos entre a Literatura e a Pintura, assim como entre a Arte e a Filosofia. Este trânsito não só aponta, mas também gera corpos poético-conceituais. A cintilação destes encontros, pois, é o devir aqui estudado um corpo de mulher por vir / Images of a womans body: Clarice Lispector and Frida Kahlos art re-criation is a literary and philosophic research that aims to find a womans body through the analysis of part of Clarice Lispectors literature and Frida Kahlos plastic arts, also experimented by the researcher during this academic writing.Using the read-across approach, this thesis proposes to present the connection between plasticity and textuality, both the word and the image. Taking as a point of intersection the body, there is a writer who paints and a painter who writes: in this exchange its possible to see a meeting point from where corporalities whose constancy is to be transforming emerge. There is a thin line between life and art in the creative processes of the two researched artists. The representation concept, not often used, is discussed, which makes possible the use of the word re-creation.In Clarice Lispectors book called Água Viva, a writer-characterwrites about the limits and scopes of her own writing act.It is common to find in Frida Kahlos paints a corporeal figure with surgical procedures scars due to her ailing condition that lasted her whole career. Each one in their own way and from their own living body produced re-creations that involve, in their artwork, the reader and spectator, including the researcher.According to what has been discussed we highlight the connections between literature and painting, as well as between art and philosophy. This relation not only points, but also creates poetic and conceptual bodies. These connectionsrefer to a series of transformations, studied here - a woman's body to come