2 resultados para Buarque, Chico, 1944 - . Budapeste
em Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte(UFRN)
Resumo:
This dissertation approaches the question of gender as a vehicle of identity in contemporary discourse. It attempts to (de)construct the hegemonic masculine discourse, breaking with the binarism masculine/feminine and uses premises of the queer theory, which proposes post-modern literary discourses in relation to the notion of gender identity. In this context, we focus the discourses present in Chico Buarque s songs taken as feminine representations they contrast with songs of former songwriters trying to understand the break of the dichotomy masculine/feminine
Resumo:
This work discusses about the relationship between literature and song. In this sense, in the music scene of Chico Science & Nao Zumbi suggest an esthetical freedom, approaching songs to oral literature. Linked to that, this research aims to analyze three songs from the Afrociberdelia (1996) album, composed by Chico Science & Nao Zumbi, namely: Mateus Enter, O Cidado do Mundo and Etnia (the three first songs from this disco). This analyzis aim to clarify how those songs untie or loose the knots of colonial segregation (MIGNOLO, 2003). For that, we dialogue with a comprehension of creolezation as used by Glissant (2011; 2005), that studies hybridism from a post-colonial perspective.