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This article aims to investigate complexity in the persuasive process and subjectivity in the construction of power relations through charisma, from an initial indistinct, gradual and nonlinear condition to the performative, persuasive and discursive construction of the subject who employs it. From the perspective of complexity theory, we sought to analyze techniques for validating discursive strategies, as well as the interpretative mechanisms of Discourse Analysis postulated by Foucault. Based on the rites of materialization and application of the techniques of the self in the construction of meanings and the performatization of charisma, we took the character Dean Winchester, the protagonist of the series Supernatural (2005 -2020), as our object of investigation, based on his discursive productions and socio-interactional relationships in order to establish discursive relationships, time/space, identify, in addition to affective strategies, in the observation of the character's trajectory, the construction of charisma associated with the structuring of subjects, discourses and meanings. In view of the above, in order to obtain heuristic results about the construction of charisma and its complexity, we searched for the processes of composition of this discursive trait, starting from the assumption of knowledge/power relations in society and taking the aforementioned character as a mirror for the symbolic materialization of charisma in its capacity for persuasion, understanding the complexity of this phenomenon and its application in the formation of the meaning that the character produces within his space of action. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The construction of threats and enemies is a constant in international politics, and presidential rhetoric plays an important role in this process. In this article, we show how recent US presidential speeches articulate narratives and representations of threats and enemies. We will focus on the State of the Union addresses given by Bill Clinton (1993- 2001), George W. Bush (2001-2009), and Barack Obama (2009-2013), thus encompassing 20 years of US foreign policy agenda. To do so, we will use two discourse analysis techniques. Th e first will highlights processes of linking and differentiation inherent to identities while the second, from the field of narratology, is employed to identify the narrative grammar that underpins the roles performed in narratives. We will show that rather than fixed, stable categories, threats and enemies are constantly in flux, being constructed against a permanent state of crisis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In recent decades, the historical "rural-urban antinomy" has returned to the national public sphere, linked to the aftermath of the "rural conflict" of 2008 and the political "grieta" that runs through Argentinian society. The aim of this article is to analyse the presence of this antinomy in the discourses of pampean agricultural actors living in local territories. We take as a corpus of analysis the data extracted from surveys, interviews andfocus groups conducted between 2013 and 2020 in counties belonging to the diversity of agro-ecological zones in the province of Buenos Aires. We conclude the existence of a strong presence of the rural-urban tension in the discourses of the different agrarian actors, influenced by the discursivities that dispute the national public sphere, and its impact on the construction of collective identities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper investigates the process of communicating the diagnosis of childhood cancer considering the child's position, the parents' place, the effects of the medical discourse, and the intervention possibilities of the discourse of the psychoanalyst. Based on three clinical cases, the discussion points out how the analytic listening helped the team faced with a bioethical conflict increasingly present in pediatric oncology: should the child know the truth, or should they be protected from it? Being aware of the impossibility of telling the whole truth, the analyst can disentangle themself in advance from these imperatives and provide a discursive turn which highlights the child subject's singular knowledge in detriment of the formal academic knowledge. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In recent decades, the expansion of the concept, the categories of analysis and the discourses on cultural heritage have brought about significant and complex changes. This article considers analytical perspectives that incorporate various social categories in the construction of stories about cultural heritage to examine these transformations. For this study, the social theory of Eliseo Verón's discourses has been used as an analytical resource, whose approach methodology allows investigating heritage as a repertoire of historical configurations and socially recognized manifestations. It is expected that the proposed itinerary contributes to the discussion and analysis of cultural heritage views and perspectives, within the framework of a social construction imbricated in constant changes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The reflections on screenwriting in Mexico constitute a tradition that has not been critically reviewed. This article recovers fundamental texts of Mexican writers and teachers in order to analyze their attempts to articulate this practice. The texts oscillate between the poetics, the essay and the didactic manual. A stimulating dialogue arises from interweaving their ideas about the nature of the screenplay, its narrative and dramatic dimensions, the specificity of this type of writing and the creative process. The review begins with El conocimiento cinematográfico y sus problemas (1965), written by José Revueltas and ends with the unpublished book by Beatriz Novaro, El roce de los lenguajes (2013). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article aims to analyze the meanings and strategies used by three non-hegemonic media in their journalistic discourses on climate change, all of them committed to the transformation of a more sustainable society: Colabora, Conexão Planeta and Envolverde. This research is methodologically anchored in Critical Discourse Analysis and investigates the coverage of climate change in the years 2019 and 2020. The results demonstrate that the discourses on the climatic emergency are strongly crossed by the perspective of the North and dominated by a framework of actions and effects, and referring to scientific field stakeholders as the main sources. Activists, often ignored by hegemonic media, occasionally stand out, but do not reflect the expected pluralism. The causes of climate collapse are almost not mentioned. The capitalist-colonialist system, responsible for the worsening of the climate crisis, continues invisible, signalizing the presence of a journalistic coloniality even in the media that cannot be categorized as hegemonic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Um copo de cólera, by Raduan Nassar, was published in 1978. The novel, as it is customarily considered by the critics, is organized in seven chapters, from which six are very short indeed (ranging from 3 and 5 pages) and only one is fairly long (precisely 53 pages), which is where the climax of the story takes place. Chapter six, called ‘O esporro’, is the central moment of the romance, where the protagonist lovers break up with the rehearsed peace from the previous chapters, making room for culturally pre-determined codes on masculine and feminine roles. In this study, of analytical bibliographic nature, we aim at reflecting on the construction of those characters, highlighting their speeches, roles and power relations established among them. We can see in the romance a rehearsed and molded masculine disposition for a certain cultural orientation that predisposes the man as the rational element, restating the woman as their opposite being. Nassar explores the antagonisms and existing stereotypes among the characters, conditioned, at first, to roles doted of a disconcerting predictability, given the gestural theatricality. The textual organization of the narrative points to the clash of genders as well as to the inversion of powers and positions between man and woman, suggesting, in the last chapter, a kind of emotional masculine defeat before the rationality of the feminine discourse. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Over the decades, precariousness has become a master signifier with infinite diversity: There is talk, in this way, of economic, social, and existential precariousness..., which makes this word a universal concept. Our goal is to clinically question this precariousness, not as the clinic of humankind in a situation of detachment, instability, or insecurity, but as paradigmatic of contemporary Humankind. Pascal inaugurated this anthropological model in the formulation of his wager, a testimony of a relationship of the subject with a Real of precarious jouissance. The collusion of the scientific and capitalist discourses completes Pascal's wager with probabilities and government through numbers, to the point of being able to say that this logic does not produce precariousness but rather conditions it. The Real now returns in more radical ways, pushing the subject of our modernity to behaviors of calling for an Other from which a response is no longer expected. The precarious Man in his (unconscious) wagers now floats like a piece of clothing on an unfinished character, wavering on the stage of randomness. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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I analyse the concept of Anti-Gypsyism, its political discursive use and the dialectic produced and championed by people and/or entities self-designated as political activist Roma. The concept of Anti-Gypsyism is present in the new version of the struggles and demands of Roma people, inside and outside Spain. The term appears in scientific articles, in the media and in statements from both specific people and public and private entities and institutions. And, in all of them, without exception, it is presented as the battering ram used to rename the cause that justi - fies and maintains the resistance of Roma people against those who are not, generating the political discourse of anti-Antigypsyism that leads me to conclude about its potentiality to influence political action. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article is based on two statements made by Lacan regarding fascism, and is guided by questioning the object value of fallacious elements, offered as promoters of cohesion in the fascist crowd, which spread and are quickly consumed. These objects allow a historical examination of the fascist ideal and an articulation with the Lacanian propositions on the Capitalist Discourse. Freudian contributions about the libidinal maintenance of the crowds are resumed, as well as their impact on the thought of Reich and Adorno in their assertions about fascism. Juxtaposing the elements of the Capitalist Discourse in an order that combines the leader, the demagogic knowledge, the forged synthetic object, and the subject refusing the dimension of the lack, allows to articulate this socially decoupled discourse to the highlights regarding the fascist crowd cohesion. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Vale S.A. mining company is a transnational company, present in 30 countries, and one of the largest mining companies in the world. In the Brazilian Amazon, it has operated for more than three decades, mainly with the Grande Carajás Program and recently with the S11D Project, a project to expand iron ore extraction activities in the Serra de Carajás, in the state of Pará. Through Discourse and Enunciation Analysis (VERÓN, 2004), this research examines how the discourses produced on the mining company's website are constructed in the page entitled "S11D Eliezer Batista Complex", based on the development ideals disclosed by the company. The S11D is considered by critics in the mining sector to be the continuation of the PGC, now with the prospect of doubled profits. The analysis considered that the mining company contributes to the construction of ideals on development in the Amazon, based on the idea of economic growth, ignoring the discourses that represent the territories and social subjects of the region where it operates. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this article we will analyze the analogy of use of the names erōs-poiēsis developed by Diotima in her dialogue with the young Socrates (205a-206a) in Plato’s Symposium. In this analogy, Diotima analyzes the use of the name erōs as both a particular kind of ‘desire’, as well as the general genre that involves all the particular species of ‘desire’. This study aims to understand the consequences of reading this passage in relation to the speeches of the first five symposiasts, considering them as at the same time speeches about what is and about what is not, that is, simultaneously true speeches, as they speak about Erōs features within a particular genre, and false, for taking the part (species) for the whole (genus). At this moment in the dialogue (205a-206a) there would be a discursive level shift made by the character Diotima, whose methodological goal with aiming at the more general leads her to guide the young Socrates towards ever more general formulations in the discourse, instead of the particularizations carried out so far in the dialogue by the other symposiasts. These speeches led to contradictory opinions not supported by an adequate discourse, thus being particular and insufficient aspects to the apprehension of the object sought by the dialectical activity. To illustrate this interpretation, we will seek to highlight how the moments in Diotima’s speech after the erōs-poiēsis analogy could be read as the identification of the insufficiencies of the preceding speeches, so as to deny them by means of subsumptions, namely, negations that methodologically maintain elements to be re-signified in a more generalizing discourse whose purpose is seeking the truth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This theoretical essay aims to think about the notion of clinical psychology in Brazil. Based on the analysis of documents that guide and regulate professional practice in the country, articulated with authors who discuss the theme, it proposes to map some of the discourses that involve the notion of clinic in Psychology - definitions, regulations, guidelines, concepts and meanings. Through a post-structuralist analysis, inspired by Foucault, he discusses some of the discourses that support the notion of clinic using three points of analysis: 1) Psychology and the notion of clinic; 2) Brazilian regulations and guidelines; 3) Clinical and therapeutic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Although there are analysises of human rights' guarantees in Colombia, there are few studies focused on the historical reconstruction of policies in this area. This paper is based on the recognition that public action is dynamic because it is the product of communication between institutions and condenses dissent in the understanding of human rights' concepts. Thus, intervention priorities and their scope are the result of institutional choices that may vary or last over time. In this context, based on the analysis of the dialogue between entities involved in human rights policies, the article documents the way in which the concept of human rights has been consolidated and supports action on the matter, specifically, in Barco's government, which announces solutions and, above all, current problems in the public agenda and in current social revindications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article explores the way in which the school appear in Argentina's shantytown poetry. The main purpose is to incorporate to the Educational debate the voices of those who live under vulnerable conditions. Through this analysis it is possible to go in depth on the view of the portrayal of the school and its activity from a different perspective. In this sense, there were three main viewpoints that were identified according to the type of activity that the school fulfills in each of the poems: the school as an obstacle, the school as a mechanism of social reproduction and the school as an opportunity. This analysis shows how the concept of school is shaped by context and how it appears, paradoxically, as one of the mechanisms that generates that context but which, at the same time, has the power transform it. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article discusses the effects of the pandemic on clinical work and proposes a preliminary research based on the fundamentals of the psychoanalytic clinic. Its questions focus on two points: on the one hand, the social bond of the discourses and on the other hand, the symptomatic formations that have resulted from the event. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The aim of this paper is to analyze the collective identifications of the pampean agricultural actors (Argentina), paying attention to the influence of the agribusiness discourse in them. From an approach that understands that identity processes are constructed from relationships of difference with others, these identifications are studied in a relational manner addressing the representations that agricultural actors have about otherness. With this objective, we analyse a corpus of 42 semi-structured interviews carried out between the years 2016 and 201842 in two counties of the province of Buenos with different socioproductive characteristics (Ayacucho and Baradero). From this analysis, we managed to account for the ways in which these actors define themselves as a collective in tension with the agribusiness paradigm companies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Between the slogans and motives that form the discourse of «Propuesta Republicana» (PRO), this article seeks to deepen the understanding of the concept of the «third way» that its leaders have used to define the party identity. The paper deals with characterizing and relating four discourses of third way which, even with different temporalities and political-ideological orientations, resonate in the discourse of PRO. Thus, in addition to presenting the ideas of the third post-ideological way emerging in the 1990s with which the leaders prefer to identify it, the discourse of PRO is put in dialogue with other reflections about the third way, developed in II Postwar: thus, with the program of the «social market economy», with the debate held by a series of argentine catholic-intellectuals about the socio-economic project of «christian democracy» and with the peronist' «third position». [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The discourses on men and masculinity present in certain social movements on new masculinities, sexual dissidence and radical feminists are analyzed using Foucault's and Derrida's insights in relation to the order of discourse and deconstruction. The article, based on a bibliographical and electronic documentary review, included websites and social networks. Discourses were identified that refer to the deconstruction of men and masculinity, but also to their destruction. I conclude that, although the proposals of Foucault and Derrida have made it possible to reveal the existence of an order of domination in the relations between the sexes, a less optimistic interpretation of their contributions could lead to a possible abyss. The critical questions emanating from this reflection lead one to think about the limits and even the dangers of these proposals, within the framework of an appropriation that encourages a discursive radicalization that tends to erode the human condition itself. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Este artículo está dirigido a caracterizar el discurso de comunidades intencionales. Para cumplir con este objetivo, implementamos un enfoque cualitativo basado en estudios de casos para describir y contrastar el fenómeno de las comunidades intencionales utópicas que tienen lugar en Chile. A través del análisis del discurso, describimos tres iniciativas en torno a los ejes: visión de sí mismos, visión sobre la sociedad, y prácticas dirigidas a crear formas ideales de existencia en común. Nuestros hallazgos muestran que los discursos articulan el conocimiento disciplinario y las prácticas con puntos de vista tradicionales y espirituales. Reconocemos las transformaciones sociales centradas en el cambio personal y el papel desempeñado por la comunicación mediada por Internet, para revelar disputas entre iniciativas comunitarias que sugieren alternativas a lo que es la norma en el contexto social neoliberal de Chile, promoviendo formas de reinvención del individuo, la comunidad y la relación con la naturaleza. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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For the Pampean agricultural actors the land has been historically considered not only as an economic heritage, but also as symbolic and affective one. In recent decades, the advance of the agribusiness production model questioned the fundamental relationship between subject and land, disarticulating the centrality of the latter as an identity substrate. The discourse disseminated by the defenders of this model in the public sphere re-defines the land as another commodity and addresses the protagonists of production as "the landless". The aim of this paper is to analyze the relevance that the land holds in the identitary constructions of the Pampean agricultural actors and the influence of the agribusiness discourse on those constructions. By considering Stuart Hall's approach of identifications (2003), we analyse a corpus of 42 interviews carried out between the years 2016 and 2018 in two counties of the province of Buenos Aires which present very different agroecological characteristics (Ayacucho and Baradero), and 329 surveys carried out by our research team in 2013 in the same province. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]