Respect but… an episode of the broadcasting of prejudice against sexual diversity through humor:
deconstruction of a hidden LGBTphobic argument
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https://doi.org/10.9771/peri.v1i17.42065Abstract
Abstract: The present essay originates from the hearing of a speech LGBTphobic disseminated by a program of a radio station in Livramento de Nossa Senhora, in the interior of Bahia. In the text, whose aprioristic objective was to warn by instruction the diffusers of the episode of prejudice, I rescue the history of implementation and regulation of the radio and its principles in Brazil. In addition, I present statistical surveys that indicate the audience that the vehicle reaches in the country even in our days, emphasizing the impact that the broadcast information has on the interior cities. These actions aimed to introduce the process of analysis, characterization and deconstruction of the speech of the broadcaster's speaker. This methodology allowed me to classify the episode as an LGBTfóbico character, although veiled and disguised by the humor feature. They theoretically support the core of analytical processes a literature review in various authors who discuss prejudice, LGBTphobia, and the use of humor as an instrument of discrimination.
Keywords: Broadcasting of prejudice. Veiled LGBTphobia. Humor.
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