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Alegorias do sofrimento e da resistência: disposições afetivas da política em imagens fotográficas
(Associação Nacional dos Programas de Pós-Graduação em Comunicação, 2022-06) LAGE, Leandro Rodrigues
The purpose of the text is to present the general lines of an epistemological and also a methodological proposal for the debate on images, considered affective expressions of indignation, conviction and desire. It seeks to examine photographs of the artistic and photojournalistic regimes as allegories of the suffering and resistance of the Amazonian peoples, with the intention of discussing how these images manage and give visible and sensitive expression to experiences of suffering, to physiognomies of historical time, to survivals of the desire and political subjectivations. This proposal starts from the experimentalism of knowledge through allegories, rehearsing the theoretical-methodological productivity of the benjaminian allegorical episteme in the legibility of the images and tensioning the forms, correspondences, temporalities and conventions in the examination of images that offer an apprehension of history as an anachrony of sufferings and fights. The background to this approach is the inextricable link between image and politics.
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A identidade alegórica em Dexter: serial killers como categoria da identidade pós-moderna
(Centro Interdisciplinar de Semiótica da Cultura e da Mídia, 2012-10) CASTRO, Fábio Fonseca de; VILAR, Lucila Jenille Moraes
The article discusses, regarding the television serie Dexter, the role of serial killer figure in postmodern culture. That show, which tells the story of a serial killer whose trouble is to kill serial killeres, produces a reflexivity about the condition of identity of the contemporary individuos. We believe that the serial killer allegorizes the historical condition of the contemporary personality through an evocation of the social dynamics of serial consumption, one generalized social practice in contemporary society and through which social status and identity are resignified and typified.