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As raízes discursivas da intervenção militar na Amazônia
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-12) SOARES, Filipe Menezes
This article aims to compare the attempts of the military dictatorship in the Amazon and the discourses of the early stages of colonization in the region. It is understood that a fundamental part of the archaeological method is the construction of the image archive with certain knowledge relates. Thus, the military rationality that has the Amazonian issue at its core will be investigated in the light of the discourses presented during the first contacts of Europeans with the region. Emphasis will be given to the records of the first conquerors, as well as those who went to the Amazon in the eighteenth century, the so-called naturalistic travelers. Having some of these historical accounts, some comparisons will be made with what the military dictatorship postulates throughout the 1960s and 1980s. The purpose is to compose the roots of derivation of the discourse established by the military to support their policies; point out their references and accuse the dialogue they establish with other historicities.
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Sociedade dos arquivos: temporalidade e intersubjetividade na cultura contemporânea
(Universidade Federal Fluminense, 2016-11) CASTRO, Fábio Fonseca de
The article discusses the concept of archieve in a mediatic and hyper connected society. It starts from the concept of trace, used by Derrida (1967, 1995) to refer to the pre-ontological character of all meaning and aims on an interpretation of that concept by Ricoeur (1985), in his phenomenological understanding of the problem of temporality. With that in mind, we try to think intersubjectivity and the meaning of the debate about the “cohesion to life” in Dilthey (1992a; 1992b), through the trace. We built the idea that the space-time experience, on the media culture and, through them, on the contemporary society, has no reference and is guided by the trace: atopic and achronic, it is also anarchivic. Therefore, this experience opens up possibilities to abolish the submission of thought to an analogical order and thus to reverse the logocentric status of Western culture (Derrida, 1967).