Vol. 35 No. 1 (2023): Não é brincadeira! O riso como resistência

Published: 2023-07-06

Dossiê: Não é brincadeira!

Apresentação do dossiê

Sabela Fraga Costa, Ana Cristina Marinho, Chelo Matesanz

3-9
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Woman, it was a joke. Undoing things with words

Saleta de Salvador Agra

10-25
- PDF (Español (España))
Humor and event: the counter-actualization of the gay character Gianluca in the series "Everything Calls for Salvation" [Tutto chiede salvezza]

Weberson Ferreira Dias, Sra. Suely Henrique, Sr. Deyvisson Pereira da Costa

26-46
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
The dissident laugh. Stage humor as methodological carrion

Eugenia Romero Baamonde

47-60
- PDF (Español (España))
Light laughter, loud noises: a party with Ledusha and Letrux

Luciéle Bernardi de Souza, Luciane Bernardi de Souza

61-82
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Laughter, Irony, Sarcasm, Melodroma y Exaggeration, Mi reina!, in Fiebre Tropical, by Julián Delgado Lopera

Moema Vilela, Natalia Borges Polesso

83-93
- PDF (Português (Brasil))

Artigos

The discovery of trans man identity and the wrong body metaphor

Andressa de Freitas Ribeiro

94-113
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
“Turn your neck the other way”: stories of affections and love between lesbian in Manaus/AM (Decade 80 and 90, century XX)

Michele Pires Lima, Júlio Cláudio da Silva

114-136
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Lesbians’ mental health in times of the Covid-19 pandemic: a sociological analysis of the familial homophobia impacts in the social isolation context

Rayane Dayse da Silva Oliveira, Charliton José dos Santos Machado

137-150
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Critical (dis)identification or notes on aesthetics of multiplicity:from Wittig’s lesbian materialism to its own queer interpretations

Igor Leonardo de Santana Torres, Felipe Bruno Martins Fernandes

151-167
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Yellow Rose (1923): Class S in imperial Japan (1868-1945)

Jessica Akemi Kawano Ribeiro, Alba Krishna Topan Feldman

168-183
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Irony as a discursive strategy to address sexual violence in “Larvas e prodígios”, by Zulmira Tavares

Maricélia Nunes dos Santos

184-194
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
The maintenance of African ancestrality and the matriarchal culture in Conceição Evaristo’s fiction

Juliana Franco Alves-Garbim

195-207
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
The Latin American subaltern poetic: feminist decolonization in Krudxs Cubensi

Lidiane Cossetin Alves, Adriana Aparecida de Figueiredo Fiuza

208-235
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Postfeminism and intersectionality in the digital communication of the Brazilian brands

Agda Dias Baeta, Rita Basílio Simões

236-257
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Feminism in the pages of Revista Adventista: marks of the religious values in the normative discourses on the role of women

Kevin Kossar Furtado, Karina Janz Woitowicz

258-276
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Commodification of female recognition in the market: the neoliberal capture of ‘self-care’

Adalberto Ferdnando Inocêncio, Camila Carolina Hildebrand Galetti

277-297
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Questioning the idea of intersectionality contained in documents from 2015 and 2018 that guide public policies for women in Teresina (PI)

Hilziane Layza de Brito Pereira Lima, Olivia Cristina Perez

298-313
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Two out of three ain’t bad. Rescuing three free thinkers (two women in a man´s world) 110 years after the centenary of Lisbon Congress – 1913-1932-2023

Isabel Lousada, Vanda de Sousa

314-345
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Concepcion arenal and the social question: reflections on the assistence to the needy in nineteenth-century Spain

Ismael Gonçalves Alves, Amalia Morales Villena

346-365
- PDF (Español (España))

Vol. 35 No. 1 (2023): Não é brincadeira! O riso como resistência

Dossiê: Não é brincadeira!

Apresentação do dossiê

Woman, it was a joke. Undoing things with words

Humor and event: the counter-actualization of the gay character Gianluca in the series "Everything Calls for Salvation" [Tutto chiede salvezza]

The dissident laugh. Stage humor as methodological carrion

Light laughter, loud noises: a party with Ledusha and Letrux

Laughter, Irony, Sarcasm, Melodroma y Exaggeration, Mi reina!, in Fiebre Tropical, by Julián Delgado Lopera

Artigos

The discovery of trans man identity and the wrong body metaphor

“Turn your neck the other way”: stories of affections and love between lesbian in Manaus/AM (Decade 80 and 90, century XX)

Lesbians’ mental health in times of the Covid-19 pandemic: a sociological analysis of the familial homophobia impacts in the social isolation context

Critical (dis)identification or notes on aesthetics of multiplicity:from Wittig’s lesbian materialism to its own queer interpretations

Yellow Rose (1923): Class S in imperial Japan (1868-1945)

Irony as a discursive strategy to address sexual violence in “Larvas e prodígios”, by Zulmira Tavares

The maintenance of African ancestrality and the matriarchal culture in Conceição Evaristo’s fiction

The Latin American subaltern poetic: feminist decolonization in Krudxs Cubensi

Postfeminism and intersectionality in the digital communication of the Brazilian brands

Feminism in the pages of Revista Adventista: marks of the religious values in the normative discourses on the role of women

Commodification of female recognition in the market: the neoliberal capture of ‘self-care’

Questioning the idea of intersectionality contained in documents from 2015 and 2018 that guide public policies for women in Teresina (PI)

Two out of three ain’t bad. Rescuing three free thinkers (two women in a man´s world) 110 years after the centenary of Lisbon Congress – 1913-1932-2023

Concepcion arenal and the social question: reflections on the assistence to the needy in nineteenth-century Spain

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