Cruelty and Other Dimensions of Exceptionality in Discourses about Violent Acts

This study analyzes concepts related to violence in discourses in circulation. It is based on an analysis of discourses about the homicide of a pregnant young woman committed by the staff member of a police department in a poor neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The textual marks that allow ac...

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Main Author: Marcela Perelman
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina 2008-01-01
Series:Revista Katálysis
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Online Access:https://periodicos.ufsc.br/index.php/katalysis/article/view/8837
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description This study analyzes concepts related to violence in discourses in circulation. It is based on an analysis of discourses about the homicide of a pregnant young woman committed by the staff member of a police department in a poor neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The textual marks that allow accessing the meanings exposed and supported around the concept of violence are analyzed. Special attention is given to the factors that appear as indications of a violent act of greater degree. Revealing that which is considered excessive, with exception, can help in the understand of that which is normally considered as violence.
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spelling doaj.art-217d896147e84024ab85f27ba17633422022-12-22T03:04:38ZengUniversidade Federal de Santa CatarinaRevista Katálysis1414-49801982-02592008-01-0111216717610.1590/S1414-498020080002000027633Cruelty and Other Dimensions of Exceptionality in Discourses about Violent ActsMarcela Perelman0UBA - Buenos Aires - ArgentinaThis study analyzes concepts related to violence in discourses in circulation. It is based on an analysis of discourses about the homicide of a pregnant young woman committed by the staff member of a police department in a poor neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The textual marks that allow accessing the meanings exposed and supported around the concept of violence are analyzed. Special attention is given to the factors that appear as indications of a violent act of greater degree. Revealing that which is considered excessive, with exception, can help in the understand of that which is normally considered as violence.https://periodicos.ufsc.br/index.php/katalysis/article/view/8837violenciacrueldaddiscursoexcepciónpolicíaviolênciacrueldadediscursoexceçãopolíciaviolencecrueltydiscourseexceptionpolice
spellingShingle Marcela Perelman
Cruelty and Other Dimensions of Exceptionality in Discourses about Violent Acts
Revista Katálysis
violencia
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discurso
excepción
policía
violência
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title Cruelty and Other Dimensions of Exceptionality in Discourses about Violent Acts
title_full Cruelty and Other Dimensions of Exceptionality in Discourses about Violent Acts
title_fullStr Cruelty and Other Dimensions of Exceptionality in Discourses about Violent Acts
title_full_unstemmed Cruelty and Other Dimensions of Exceptionality in Discourses about Violent Acts
title_short Cruelty and Other Dimensions of Exceptionality in Discourses about Violent Acts
title_sort cruelty and other dimensions of exceptionality in discourses about violent acts
topic violencia
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excepción
policía
violência
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discourse
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