Análise do discurso do linchamento

Abstract

The culture of lynching, more than present in the speech of human societies, presents itself as a structuring factor of interactions within certain communities. Unifying the individuals of a group from a sense of belonging, lynching becomes a habitual practice of social cohesion, justified by a speech that reverberates in all spheres of society. For this reason, this dissertation has as research problem the study of justifier speech of lynching and analysis of its influence on the dynamics of human societies. This type of speech develops itself in the national display in among of a complex and multifaceted scene. It has as objective the analysis of the connection of this speech to social structures that make up the public emotions in times of social tension; demonstrate the speech as a guidance tool that seeks to overcome a crisis that society goes through, justifying the action; the identification and analysis of the social factors that contribute to the promotion of seepch and culture, as the media and the reaction of social groups individuals to outside strangers. The hypothesis to be proved is that the legitimacy of speech lynching contributes to the disciplinary power and docility of bodies in a capillary form, artfully and imperceptibly, in order to impose a truth when performing a control for its social reproduction. The methodology used is the analysis of the justifier speech lynching and social promotion capacity of this culture by authors who study the subject, with an emphasis on Michel Foucault.