Abstract
This article intends to analyze some representations of Brazilian women in Portugal, using an empirical body constituted in diff erent moments: by news published by Time magazine; Visao magazine; TVI Journal (Independent Television) and by several pieces relating some cases that occurred more recently. We analyze the complex process of discursive stereotyping of women and recurrent xenophobia during the period in which Portugal, based on the stimulus provided by EU funds, is constituted as host country of immigrants att racted by economic development. One compares the media representation of Brazilian women verifi ed in 2003 with representations performed during similar events, ten years after, in 2013. Keywords: discourse analysis, representations, identities, Brazilian women.
Highlights
Portugal conheceu um período de forte imigração interna em que se assistiram fenómenos de estereotipização mediática que tiveram como principal alvo as mulheres brasileiras
This article intends to analyze some representations of Brazilian women in Portugal, using an empirical body constituted in different moments: by news published by Time magazine; Visão magazine; TVI Journal (Independent Television) and by several pieces relating some cases that occurred more recently
One compares the media representation of Brazilian women verified in 2003 with representations performed during similar events, ten years after, in 2013
Summary
Portugal conheceu um período de forte imigração interna em que se assistiram fenómenos de estereotipização mediática que tiveram como principal alvo as mulheres brasileiras. A identificação entre a imigração brasileira e a prostituição originou procedimentos mediáticos rotineiros que expressaram enquadramentos cognitivos sobre a identidade da mulher brasileira que, por seu lado, traduziram os mecanismos de exclusão assente numa visão ideológica das identidades em confronto.
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