Everything everywhere all at once: reflections on discourse, media and gender-based violence

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Keywords:

memory, discourse analysis, feminism, media and gender-based violence

Abstract

This text aims to analyze the approach taken by the media in several cases of gender-based violence and its impact on (increases in) occurrence records. And the same time that the victim’s conduct is blamed, the role of the media and the police can also be revealed/transformed, as in the case of the drive to report gender violence to the police. It is known that the power relations between men and women are patriarchal and unequal, with bodies bringing discourses that permeate different areas, legal, political and economic. With the premise of the existence of discursive questions moving the construction of meanings in society and in view of the theoretical foundation of understanding discourse as an effect of meanings between interlocutors, makes room for the development of the analysis corresponding to the relationship between the media, gender discourse and violence.

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Author Biography

Débora Raquel Hettwer Massmann, UFAL

Doutora em Letras pela USP, Mestra em Letras (português-francês) pela UFSM, professora adjunta da UFAL, pesquisadora associada do Laboratório de Estudos Urbanos (LABEURB) da UNICAMP.

 

Published

2023-07-31

How to Cite

Nogueira de Araújo, A. L., & Hettwer Massmann, D. R. . (2023). Everything everywhere all at once: reflections on discourse, media and gender-based violence. Rizoma, 12(1), 179-198. Retrieved from https://online.unisc.br/seer/index.php/rizoma/article/view/18365

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Dossiê Discursos da/sobre a mídia: história, memória, ideologia