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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.
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Análise de discursos de sites de Kenjinkai do Brasil: a construção de uma identidade cultural tipicamente nacional

Utsunomiya, Fred Izumi 12 August 2014 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2016-03-15T19:47:36Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Fred Izumi Utsunomiya.pdf: 7103886 bytes, checksum: 47b2bc05bda7594a4675aaa16accff9e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2014-08-12 / Fundo Mackenzie de Pesquisa / Kenjinkai is an association established in Brazil which gathers immigrants from an specific Japanese prefecture (province) and its descendents. Its objective is to work as a liaison between its members and their original province. Japan has 47 provinces and there are 47 associations of this kind in Brazil, which are formed by a Nikkei Brazilian citizen public. Those Japanese rooted associations are strongly connected to the provinces of their founders. Considering that its been fifty years since the closing of the Japanese immigration period in Brazil happened, period when it was developed a process of adaptation and inclusion of these immigrants in the Brazilian society, how do they present themselves? As Brazilian entities or Japanese ones? This thesis investigates the cultural identity which is built by these Kenjinkai in Brazil through the discourses of their institutional websites. The theory and methodology of narrative and discoursive semiotics were chosen to analyze three kenjinkai's websites. From the perspective proposed by the Cultural Studies about the construction of cultural identity trough the discourse, we concluded that the actor of enunciation of Kenjinkai in Brazil is A Brazilian actor and has a cultural Brazilian identity. / O kenjinkai é uma associação estabelecida no Brasil que reúne imigrantes de uma determinada província japonesa e seus descendentes, com o objetivo de servir como elo de ligação entre os associados e a província de origem. O Japão possui 47 províncias e no Brasil existem 47 kenjinkai, que são formados predominantemente por um público Nikkei de nacionalidade brasileira. Essas organizações de origem japonesa estão profundamente ligadas às províncias de seus fundadores, mas passados quase cinquenta anos após o encerramento do ciclo de imigração, quando desenvolveu-se o processo de adaptação e absorção desses imigrantes na sociedade brasileira, o que elas professam ser? Entidades japonesas ou brasileiras? Esta tese investiga qual é a identidade cultural construída pelos kenjinkai no Brasil através dos discursos dos sites dessas instituições. Três sites foram selecionados para análise segundo metodologia proposta pela semiótica narrativa e discursiva e, a partir da perspectiva proposta pelos Estudos Culturais de construção de identidade cultural a partir do discurso, levantou-se que o ator da enunciação dos kenjinkai no Brasil é um ator brasileiro e que possui uma identidade cultural brasileira.

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