Interseccionalidade: um olhar social sobre a percepção de variáveis sociolinguísticas

Isabel Pie

doi:10.14393/DL47-v15n3a2021-1

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Isabel Pie Universidade de São Paulo https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4965-7463

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https://doi.org/10.14393/DL47-v15n3a2021-1

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Interseccionalidad, Percepción sociolinguística, Género, Sexualidad

Resumen

A partir de una revisión bibliográfica que incluye teoria social, teoria sociolinguística y estudos sobre percepción sociolinguística dentro del campo del género y de la sexualidad, defendese el uso de interseccionalidad como una herramienta de análisis sociolinguística. El origen de la interseccionalidad es explicada, remetiendo a los movimientos sociales de las décadas de 1960 y 1970 y a la teoria del derecho legal. Además, se discuten diferentes enfoques interseccionales. Se exponen três experimentos sociolinguisticos que exploran las percepciones sobre género y sexualidad y cuyo análisis está alineado con perspectiva interseccional, así como las ventajas que presenta este enfoque analítico. Al final, se enfatiza la importancia de ver dinámicamente las categorías sociales y los factores contextuales para comprender el significado social de las variables sociolinguísticas.

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Isabel Pie, Universidade de São Paulo

Mestranda do programa de pós-graduação em Semiótica e Linguística Geral da FFLCH-USP.

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