Discursos da extrema-direita no Brasil
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https://doi.org/10.35956/v.21.n2.2021.p.85-100Keywords:
Linguagem fascista, Brasil, Bolsonaro, Análise do discurso, RetóricaAbstract
Using human language to silence opponents, turned into enemies, and inciting their adherents to violence are two of the main properties of fascist language. In this article, we intend to make a brief presentation of certain similarities and differences between populism and fascism. Next, we present some reflections on fascist language, starting with Victor Klemperer and Jean-Pierre Faye. Finally, we analyze some pronouncements and statements by Jair Bolsonaro. Our main purposes are to problematize a distinction made by the historian Federico Finchelstein between populism and fascism, and to support the idea that several of his speeches produced over more than three decades of public life materialize traces of a neo-fascist language. For the execution of the work, we will employ some postulates of Discourse Analysis, in addition to using certain principles of Rhetoric.
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