SILENCING IN A DIALOGUE WITH CHILDREN ABOUT GENDER
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31501/esf.v1i27.14215Keywords:
communication, silencing, discourse, gender, childhoodAbstract
This article seeks to critically expose the situations of silencing (Orlandi, 2018) among children (5 to 9 years-old), residents of Curitiba area, during an activity inspired by the Disney Princess narrative. The silencing of female significants appeared in three different ways: literal silence, non-say and dialogue as a form of resistance (Pêcheux, 1990). In dialogue, the children occupied the counter-identification position relative to the main discourse about gender called "princess culture".
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