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De moços alegres a LGBTs: explorando memórias e história sobre os homens homossexuais na produção enunciativa dos jornais Folha do Norte e O Liberal (1901-2011) em Belém, Pará
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-04-20) SANTA BRÍGIDA, Jessé Andrade; SEIXAS, Netília Silva dos Anjos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2301685130625189
This study aims to explore the enunciations and enunciates about homosexuals in Belém, Pará, published on Folha do Norte and O Liberal newspaper between 1901 and 2011, to understand the memories about these social subjects in the city. We believe that this research is relevant in view of the current moment in which many social subjects seek self-affirmation by the means of rights. Due to the long time span this study covers, we collected data jumping ten to ten years and paying attention to three main events: Carnival, Festa da Chiquita Bacana (a local party) and Belém LGBT Pride Parade. We chose these events based on a bibliographic survey that indicated they were more likely to present enunciations about homosexuals. Thus, we selected issues from February and/or March (Carnival), August and September and/or October (Festa da Chiquita Bacana and LGBT Pride Parade), observing seven issues during the week in which the events took place. When we did not find texts about homosexuals in a particular year, we observed the following year, so as not to let any decade uncovered. Overall, we observed 18 years and 147 issues. From this, we collected 53 texts, 12 from Folha do Norte and 41 from O Liberal, which addressed homosexuals explicitly or implicitly. We also interviewed three male homosexuals between 50 and 70 years old, who live in Belém since 1960, to help us contextualize the sociability and history of homosexuals in Belém. We discussed and presented the data exploring six categories: a) from “moços alegres” (cheerful young man) to transvestites; b) Homosexuals, gays and LGBTS; c) Emphasis on the enunciation; d) Homosexuality and religion; e) Carnival stories; and, f) The movie Giselle. The data indicates that enunciates about homosexuals from early 20th century to mid-1930s were built around the idea of wilderness and bestiality. Meanings related to party, happiness and carnival crossed the time span covered by the research, which is an evidence that the memories about homosexuals were linked to enunciates of moços alegres¸ veado and/or the transvestites. The transvestites were a recurrent image, used by the newspapers as a symbol of male homosexuality. A shift in enunciation was observed in the late 20th century and early of 21st century, when the terms homosexual and LGBT emerged, moving the meanings toward the political actions of the subjects.
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Do embusteiro ao eminente ídolo paraense: a disputa política entre Magalhães Barata e Paulo Maranhão nas manchetes dos jornais Folha do Norte e O Liberal
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2020-03-26) OLIVEIRA, Alessandra Nunes de; SANTOS, Luiz Cezar Silva dos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2449524316115443
It investigates the journalistic narratives described in the headlines of the newspapers Folha do Norte and O Liberalrelated to the politician Magalhães Barata during the period in which he was Senator of the Republic for the State of Pará, in the 1940s. The relations of confrontations between the journalistic headlines about the image Magalhães Barata's policy, in both newspapers, report on the importance of the history of the reception's communication regarding the image of public figures and their effects of representation in society. For this reason, the discussion about the construction of the negative political image of Magalhães Barata is made problematic through the headlines in the opposition newspaper, Folha do Norte, and the positive image of support, O Liberal, respectively. From the methodological point of view, the study outlined here arises from an interpretative and documentary research based on the bibliography and is a procedure based, above all, on the Critical Discourse Analysis (ADC) and the media images of Magalhães Barata, which were broadcast in both newspapers for readers in the capital of Pará. In this context, when we refer to the policy of Magalhães Barata, we refer to its importance and historical legacy from a cut in the news headlines through which the construction of statements, statements and images in the relevant newspapers will be analyzed.