Uma Leitura discursiva do Jornal AJIndo: relação de poder e resistência

Abstract

This paper aims to analyze how discourses circulate in indigenous communities of Dourados, MS, specifically, those built in AJIndo Newspaper. Local circulation and monthly publication, printed and electronic, the AJIndo is the first newspaper inserted in the overall device of information written by young indigenous members of Indigenous Youth Action of Dourados (IYA), of the Indigenous Place. Especially, we will intend to understand the discursive practices, in their social and historical context of the meaning production, that determine what can and what must be said. Based on the French Discourse Analysis (DA), represented by Michel Pêcheux, and Michel Foucault‟s archegenealogical methods, it was mobilized concepts of discourse, ideology, discursive formation, and inter intradiscourse – of DA; and the concepts of enunciation, history, power, resistance - of Foucault. The objective was to operationalize the analysis of the corpus built (or, better, in construction) from the poem "violence", through the notion-concept of thematic way. The corpus is made, mainly, of a set of texts of the AJIndo Newspaper, online available, composed of texts, enunciations and images. Above all, discourse analyzes are made followed by theoretical reflections on Jacques Guilhaumou, Denise Maldidier and Boaventura de Sousa Santos‟ Postcolonial Studies. That said, discursive reading of AJIndo Newspaper is characterized in apprehending the discourses in light of consistency and social and historics contradictions of meaning production, in other words, discourse as a social practice.