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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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Filhos e cidade: narrativas sobre a significação da cidade por pais que moram em condomínios fechados de alto padrão

Pereira, Marluze Guimarães 22 February 2013 (has links)
Submitted by Ana Carla Almeida (ana.almeida@ucsal.br) on 2016-10-06T18:03:52Z No. of bitstreams: 1 DISSERTACAOMarluzePereira.pdf: 2042501 bytes, checksum: 146161fc980bdc7867296d7aa900b6b3 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Maria Emília Carvalho Ribeiro (maria.ribeiro@ucsal.br) on 2016-11-25T21:47:07Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 DISSERTACAOMarluzePereira.pdf: 2042501 bytes, checksum: 146161fc980bdc7867296d7aa900b6b3 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2016-11-25T21:47:07Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 DISSERTACAOMarluzePereira.pdf: 2042501 bytes, checksum: 146161fc980bdc7867296d7aa900b6b3 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-02-22 / A partir da novidade urbanística, em Salvador-BA, dos condomínios residenciais fechados de alto padrão - os quais trazem para dentro de seus muros serviços antes só disponíveis através de uma circulação na cidade -, este estudo investiga as narrativas de pais moradores nestes locais acerca do significado da cidade. O advento destes condomínios implica, ao mesmo tempo, em uma novidade no modo de vida das famílias. Ancorados em uma reflexão sobre os cuidados com seus filhos, a relação família e cidade surge nas narrativas dos pais revelando o impacto citadino e a importância da cidade para a vida das famílias. Conduzido a partir da fundamentação teórica da Psicologia Cultural, este estudo investigou os significados de cidade a partir das temporalidades trazida nas narrativas, analisando a dinâmica deste signo enquanto mediador e regulador semiótico. Buscando responder aos princípios da ciência idiográfica, foi realizado um estudo de casos múltiplos de cunho narrativo. Partindo da categoria ‘psicologia popular’ foi proposto o Modelo Dinâmico das Três Dimensões básicas do signo cidade - a dimensão territorial, a social e a política -, a fim de analisar e compreender o significado daquilo que narravam enquanto cidade, ao se referirem à experiência de cidade. Como resultado da aplicação do modelo às significações de cidades narradas, chegou-se à identificação de diferentes dinâmicas entre as dimensões territorial, social e política, a partir da temporalidade a que o signo era referido. Além das temporalidades de passado, presente e futuro foi também construída, nas narrativas, uma cidade atemporal, reveladora da força promotora do signo em estudo. A dinâmica do signo cidade revelou na temporalidade de futuro a predominância da dimensão política, da qual a significação de cidade se mostrou como um produto. Significadas em narrativas únicas, foi evidenciado um mecanismo de cristalização de significação através da retroalimentação semiótica entre a dimensão política e a dimensão social. Esta “armadilha semiótica” revelou contribuir para um cenário pessimista quanto ao futuro da cidade, consequência de um esvaziamento das alternativas de ação de cunho coletivo pelo indivíduo. Foram destacados, nas narrativas, os processos semióticos de canonicidade na cultura pessoal e sua relação com a cultura coletiva. Demonstrando a dinâmica do modelo da bilateralidade na transferência da cultura, a novidade semiótica foi trazida com exemplos que evidenciaram a construção de significados de cidade a partir do seu desenvolver no tempo da entrevista, com a entrada de novos elementos semióticos nas reflexões. Este resultado evidenciou a possibilidade da geração do novo e sua potencialidade em flexibilizar as narrativas únicas. / The residential gated upscale condos - which bring within its walls services previously available only through city circulation – represents, in Salvador Bahia, an urban novelty and, at the same time, a new families’ way of life. This study investigates narratives of parents, residents in these places, about the significance of the city. Anchored in a reflection on children caring, the relationship between family and city emerges in the parents´ narratives revealing the impact and importance of the city to families’ lives. This study investigated the meanings of city from temporalities brought in narratives, analyzing the dynamics of this sign as a mediator and semiotic regulator, according to the theoretical perspective of the Cultural Psychology. Seeking to meet the principles of idiographic science a multiple case study was performed, based on narrative interviews. From the category 'folk psychology' a Dynamic Model of Three Basic Dimensions of the sign city - the territorial dimension, the social and political - was proposed in order to analyze and understand the meaning of what they narrated as a city, while referring to the experience of city. As a result of the model, applying to narratives about the meanings of cities, we found out the identification of different dynamics between the territorial, social and political dimensions, according to which temporality the sign was related to. Besides the past, present and future temporalities there was also constructed through narratives, a timeless city, revealing the strength of the sign under study as a promoter sign. In the future’s temporality the dynamic of the sign city revealed the political dimension dominance, leading to the significance of the city as a product of this dimension. There was an evidenced of a meaning crystallization mechanism through semiotic feedback between the political dimension and the social dimension. This “semiotic trap" seemed to contributed to a pessimistic view about city´s future, due to a fading of collective actions alternatives to individual. The narratives underscore the semiotic processes of canonicity in personal culture and its relationship with the collective culture. Demonstrating the dynamics of bilateralism transfer of culture model, the semiotics novelty was brought through narrative examples, demonstrating the meaning construction of the city sign while interview was taking place. The entry of new semiotic elements in the reflections, demonstrated the possibility of the new semiotic generation and its potential to ease the unique narratives.
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Hračka jako sociokulturní fenomén televizní reklamy (mediální konstrukce produktu) / Toy as a Sociocultural Phenomenon in Television Advertisement (Media Construction of the Product)

Kyselá, Daniela January 2014 (has links)
The master thesis focuses on the topic of the media construction "toy as a product" in the television commercials. The main reasons for choosing this topic is mapping of means of media construction of a toy in television commercials, defining semantic structures which the toy is situated in and identify concrete meanings that are usually linked to the toy in commercials. The field of investigation interest was defined in the theoretical part and was situated into a narrower connection in the context of this work. Both the role of a toy in society and its interpretation within culture, ideology and advertisement are defined. We work on the findings in the theoretical part where we identify dominant semantic frameworks which the toy is put into, based on the cultural-semiotic analysis of the contents of television commercials. We also try to discover whether the "toy as a product" in commercials is represented as a socially integrating means. Further we survey whether the television commercials represent "toy as a product" as a pro-family means and what communicative strategies the commercials mostly use for that. All these findings help us to reveal this problematic of media construction "toy as a product" and its socio-cultural dimension.

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