双性恋与歧义:双性恋话语创作中的隐喻关系与转喻过程

Q4 Social Sciences

Cadernos Pagu Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI:10.1590/18094449202300680011

Diego Calmon

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20世纪对双性恋研究的缺失和对艾滋病流行的关注使得双性恋群体的推测性叙事得以构建，双性恋群体通常被描述为一个模棱两可的类别。本文通过人类学的视角分析双性恋，考察了将双性恋作为一个模糊类别产生的象征情结，并将其与传染小说的话语生产联系起来，后者本质上是转喻的。

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Bisexuality and ambiguity: metaphoric relations and metonymic processes in discursive productions on bisexuality

Abstract The absence of research on bisexuality in the twentieth century and concerns regarding the AIDS epidemic enabled the construction of speculative narratives on the bisexual population, which is commonly described as an ambiguous category. Analyzing bisexuality through an anthropological lens, this article examines the symbolic complexes that produce bisexuality as an ambiguous category, relating it to the discursive production of fictions of contagion, which are essentially metonymic.

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Cadernos Pagu Social Sciences-Gender Studies

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0.20

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9 weeks

期刊介绍： Cadernos Pagu was founded in 1993 and since then has contributed to the consolidation of gender studies in Brazil. The journal was created in a period when gender studies gained certain academic legitimacy in the country, and it intended to further its visibility, diffusing and stimulating knowledge production in this field. Cadernos Pagu resulted from more than two years of intense readings, researches and debates among the members of the Center for Gender Studies Pagu, analyzing gender theories developments and stalemates. The first issue was completely written by Pagu"s research members, and their articles expressed those concerns. Throughout the second and third issues, the journal redefined its editorial policies, opening to contributions from Brazilian and foreign researchers.