Submitted by Setor de Tratamento da Informa??o - BC/PUCRS (tede2@pucrs.br) on 2016-06-24T19:29:22Z No. of bitstreams: 1 TES_MATEUS_SILVA_SKOLAUDE_PARCIAL.pdf: 947733 bytes, checksum: 673184fd1d6844cd93e3781ea994dfe4 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2016-06-24T19:29:22Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 TES_MATEUS_SILVA_SKOLAUDE_PARCIAL.pdf: 947733 bytes, checksum: 673184fd1d6844cd93e3781ea994dfe4 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2016-03-30 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior - CAPES / This thesis rises from the coincidence of three scientific and political events that happened in 1934, which established intellectual relationships between Brazilian and Portuguese: The Luso-Brazilian Institute of High Culture, founded in June in Rio de Janeiro, the First Portuguese Colonial Exhibition, occurred during the months of June to September in the city of Porto and the First Afro- Brazilian Congress, held in November in Recife. Considering the intense flow of ideas and the exchange of Portuguese and Brazilian literates who were being constituted as scientific reference in different areas, the thesis addresses special interest to the configuration of intellectual networks articulated around the authors Mendes Correia and Gilberto Freyre in order to analyze the racial and national debates mobilized within the three studied events. / A presente tese parte da coincid?ncia de tr?s eventos cient?fico-pol?ticos acontecidos em 1934 e que articularam rela??es intelectuais formadas por brasileiros e portugueses: o Instituto Luso-Brasileiro de Alta Cultura (ILBAC), fundado no m?s de junho no Rio de Janeiro, a 1a Exposi??o Colonial Portuguesa (1? ECP), organizada entre os meses de junho e setembro na cidade do Porto e o 1? Congresso Afro-Brasileiro (1? CAB), realizado em novembro na cidade do Recife. Tendo em vista a intensa circula??o de ideias e o interc?mbio de letrados portugueses e brasileiros que se constitu?am em refer?ncia cient?fica nestes diferentes espa?os, a tese toma com especial interesse a configura??o de redes intelectuais articuladas em torno dos autores Mendes Correia e Gilberto Freyre para, a partir deles, analisar os debates raciais e nacionais mobilizados no ?mbito dos tr?s eventos estudados.

Submitted by Ricardo Cedraz Duque Moliterno (ricardo.moliterno@uefs.br) on 2016-10-24T21:28:55Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Disserta??o, DOC.pdf: 5943433 bytes, checksum: 353ade7c41c9060be4ef463f0cfd3f12 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2016-10-24T21:28:55Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Disserta??o, DOC.pdf: 5943433 bytes, checksum: 353ade7c41c9060be4ef463f0cfd3f12 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2016-03-23 / Funda??o de Amparo ? Pesquisa do Estado da Bahia - FAPEB / Revista Ra?a Brasil is a magazine destined to the black audience and it aims to rescue the self steam of the black race, in order to rescue it, the magazine publishes in its contents, media highlights intending to show the idea that it is possible for the black people to move upward in society too. The magazine was launched in trade environment in 1996, among other magazines that did not succeed, Revista Ra?a Brasil is the one which is most sedimented. This master?s thesis aims to analyze discursive aspects about the black woman, in the magazine mentioned, mainly focusing on reflection about the female aspect. Based on the Discourse Analysis which seeks in speaking flaw and in the silencing possible senses and it is based on the analysis of historical and ideological constructions which constitute the utterance. It will be analyzed the discourses that move in the magazine trying to show that even a magazine which aims to value the black beauty, it utters discourses that reinforce the non-acceptance of black people as potential beings who have their own beauty. It is possible to find in the magazine discourses which ignore the black beauty as legitimate and black women represented based on European beauty standards. It is possible to query, through Revista Ra?a Brasil how black women discursive construction happens, being, thus relevant for the comprehension about what means being a woman as well as which positions she occupies. This research is theoretically based on French Discourse Analysis, specifically studies of Orlandi and P?cheux (1997). Thus, some categories such as ?already-said? marks about black women which constitute the interdiscourse, and ideological and discursive formations in which black women are represented in the magazine. / A Revista Ra?a Brasil, destinada ao p?blico negro, visa resgatar a auto-estima da ra?a negra. Para tanto, a Revista traz em seu conte?do, destaques midi?ticos com o intuito de levar a esse p?blico a ideia de que o negro tamb?m pode ascender, socialmente. Lan?ada em 1996, a Revista Ra?a Brasil, no ?mbito comercial, ? a circula??o mais sedimentada em detrimento de outras, que n?o obtiveram sucesso. Esta disserta??o pretende analisar aspectos discursivos sobre a mulher negra, na revista em quest?o, tendo como foco as reflex?es sobre o feminino. Partindo da An?lise do Discurso que busca na falha que fala e no silenciamento, os poss?veis sentidos e baseia-se na an?lise das constru??es hist?ricas e ideol?gicas que constituem o enunciado - ser?o analisados os discursos que circulam nessa revista tentando mostrar que mesmo uma revista de valoriza??o da ra?a negra, acaba proferindo discursos que refor?am a n?o aceita??o do negro enquanto ser de potencial, com suas belezas pr?prias. ? poss?vel encontrar, nessa revista, discursos que desconsideram a beleza negra como leg?tima, e em que as negras s?o representadas a partir de padr?es de beleza europeus. Atrav?s da Revista Ra?a Brasil ? poss?vel inquirir como ocorre a constru??o discursiva da mulher negra, sendo, portanto, importante para a compreens?o do que ? ser mulher e de quais posi??es ela ocupa. O escopo te?rico dessa pesquisa est? centrado na An?lise de Discurso de Linha Francesa, tendo como base os estudos de Orlandi e P?cheux, 1997. Desse modo, algumas categorias tais como as marcas dos j? ditos sobre a mulher negra que constituem o interdiscurso, bem como as forma??es discursivas e ideol?gicas nas quais as mulheres negras s?o representadas na Revista.