Decolonialidade editorial: notas sobre o jornal Lampião da Esquina.
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| Title: | Decolonialidade editorial: notas sobre o jornal Lampião da Esquina. (Portuguese). |
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| Alternate Title: | Editorial decoloniality: notes on the newspaper Lampião da Esquina. (English) Decolonialidad editorial: notas sobre el periódico Lampião da Esquina. (Spanish) |
| Authors: | AMARAL, Muriel Emídio Pessoa do, DE OLIVEIRA, Candida |
| Source: | Chasqui (13901079). abr-jul2024, Issue 155, p229-244. 16p. |
| Subjects: | EDITORIAL writing, WOMEN legislators, FEMINISM, RACE, JOURNALISM, DECOLONIZATION, INTERSECTIONALITY, SOCIOLOGISTS, TRIANGULATION |
| Geographic Terms: | SAO Paulo (Brazil), BRAZIL |
| Abstract (English): | The idea of editorial decoloniality is elaborated from the coverage of the National Women's Meeting (ENM) and 1st São Paulo Women's Congress held in Brazil in 1979, conveyed by the newspaper Lampião da Esquina, which highlighted the sociologist Lélia Gonzalez. The theoretical and methodological basis of the research are decolonial studies and decolonial feminism through the notion of intersectionality, which enables other epistemologies to communication and journalism. The proposal characterizes the intention to reconfigure editorial guidelines and processes in order to contemplate the visibility of politically and publicly marginalized groups and subjects. The coverage of the events crosses homoerotic themes, addressing facts in triangulations with issues of gender, social class and race. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (Spanish): | La idea de decolonialidad editorial, se elabora a partir de la cobertura del Encuentro Nacional de Mujeres (ENM) y del 1º Congreso de la Mujer Paulista realizado en Brasil, en 1979, publicado en el diario Lampião da Esquina, que destacó la socióloga Lélia Gonzalez. Su base teórica y metodológica, son los estudios decoloniales y el feminismo decolonial a través de la noción de interseccionalidad, que posibilita otras epistemologías para la comunicación y el periodismo. Caracteriza la intención de reconfigurar guías y procesos que contemplen la visibilización de los grupos marginados política y públicamente. La cobertura de los acontecimientos cruza temas homoeróticos, abordando hechos en triangulaciones con cuestiones de género, clase social y raza. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (Portuguese): | A ideia de decolonialidade editorial, é elaborada a partir da cobertura do Encontro Nacional de Mulheres (ENM) e 1º Congresso da Mulher Paulista realizados no Brasil, em 1979, veiculada pelo jornal Lampião da Esquina, que destacou a socióloga Lélia Gonzalez. A base teórico-metodológica da pesquisa são os estudos decoloniais e feminismo decolonial pela noção de interseccionalidade, que possibilita outras epistemologias à comunicação e ao jornalismo. A proposta caracteriza a intenção de reconfigurar diretrizes e processos editoriais de modo a contemplar a visibilidade de grupos e sujeitos marginalizados política e publicamente. A cobertura dos eventos atravessa temáticas homoeróticas, abordando fatos em triangulações com questões de gênero, classe social e raça. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Database: | Referencia Latina |
| Abstract: | The idea of editorial decoloniality is elaborated from the coverage of the National Women's Meeting (ENM) and 1st São Paulo Women's Congress held in Brazil in 1979, conveyed by the newspaper Lampião da Esquina, which highlighted the sociologist Lélia Gonzalez. The theoretical and methodological basis of the research are decolonial studies and decolonial feminism through the notion of intersectionality, which enables other epistemologies to communication and journalism. The proposal characterizes the intention to reconfigure editorial guidelines and processes in order to contemplate the visibility of politically and publicly marginalized groups and subjects. The coverage of the events crosses homoerotic themes, addressing facts in triangulations with issues of gender, social class and race. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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| ISSN: | 13901079 |
