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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.8.2010.tde-01102010-104552
Document
Author
Full name
Jiro Takahashi
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2010
Supervisor
Committee
Pietroforte, Antonio Vicente Seraphim (President)
Baldan, Maria de Lourdes Ortiz Gandini
Taille, Elizabeth Harkot de La
Title in Portuguese
A semiótica na sinuca: Um olhar semiótico sobre as paixões e a missividade em três contos de João Antônio
Keywords in Portuguese
João Antônio
Literatura contemporânea
Missividade.
Semiótica das paixões
Sinuca
Abstract in Portuguese
A dissertação analisa três contos de João Antônio Meninão do Caixote, Malagueta, Perus e Bacanaço e Visita , ambientados em salões de jogo de sinuca na cidade de São Paulo. Esses contos foram publicados no livro de estreia do autor, Malagueta, Perus e Bacanaço, em 1963, e apresentam narrativas com personagens que vivem do jogo, utilizando toda sorte de artimanhas no universo da malandragem. Baseando-se em alguns fundamentos da semiótica das paixões, inscrita dentro da chamada Escola de Paris, de linha greimasiana, a análise investiga os estados de alma que resultam das transformações que ocorrem ao longo das narrativas. Como suporte de fundamentação teórica, utiliza principalmente os conceitos desenvolvidos por A. J. Greimas e J. Fontanille, Diana Pessoa de Barros, José Luiz Fiorin, Elizabeth Harkot-de-la-Taille e Claude Zilberberg. O estudo se inicia com a apresentação dos fundamentos teóricos da semiótica das paixões e segue com a análise dos três contos, com o exame do modo como as instaurações dos sentimentos de orgulho e seus correlatos e de avidez e seus correlatos acompanham as transformações de estados dos sujeitos das narrativas. A análise se completa com a aplicação dos conceitos de missividade e fluxo discursivo, de Zilberberg, e com o questionamento dos confrontos entre os universos da norma social e da malandragem que permeiam os objetos de estudo.
Title in English
Semiotics in the snooker: A semiotic look at the passions and the tensivity in three tales of João Antônio
Keywords in English
Contemporary literature
João Antônio
Semiotics of passion
Snooker
Tensivity
Abstract in English
This dissertation analyzes three short stories by João Antônio Meninão do Caixote, Malagueta, Perus e Bacanaço and Visita , within the context of a snooker hall in the city of São Paulo, in Brazil. These short stories were included in the authors first publication, Malagueta, Perus e Bacanaço, in 1963, and present narratives with characters that make their living from the game, employing all the luck of the hustle within the universe of deceit, of trickery. Based on a selection of Greimas fundamentals on the semiotics of passion, ingrained in the so-called School of Paris, the analysis investigates the states of the soul stemming from the transformations that arise throughout the narratives. To sustain the theoretical foundations, it uses, mainly, the concepts developed by A. J. Greimas and J. Fontanille, Diana Pessoa de Barros, José Luiz Fiorin, Elizabeth Harkot-de-la-Taille and Claude Zilberberg. The study begins by presenting the theoretical fundamentals of the semiotics of passion, followed by the analysis of the three short stories. Such analysis examines the way in which the feeling of pride and its spin-offs come about, as well as the way in which those of desire and its spin-offs accompany the transformations of each subjects state within the narratives. The examination is finalized by applying Zilberbergs concepts of tensivity and the flow of discourse, and by questioning the confrontation between the universe of social conventions and that of deceit, which permeates the objects of this study.
 
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2010-10-01
 
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