Juventudes, memes y el lenguaje como suicidación: (les) sentidos políticos del renombrar
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El presente trabajo indagará en torno a las posibilidades y usos del lenguaje como
instrumentos dinámicos que desafían los “usos” de la Historia en el presente. Para esto,
nos centraremos en las “distorsiones” gramaticales que utilizan los jóvenes para debatir
cuestiones políticas ligadas al campo semántico y a las formas del narrar (y ser narrado)
a partir de otras matrices que pongan en duda, la totalidad narrativa de la modernidad.
Intentar visualizar e interpretar estas nuevas conexiones, será tarea principal del
presente ensayo.
The present essay asks about the possibilities of the uses of the language understood as dynamic instruments that can challenge the uses of History. In order to do that, we will focus on the grammatical “distortions” that are being used by youths to debate and introduce political issues regarding semantic fields and the ways to narrate (and being narrated) from another differently matrix in the Modernity. Trying to visualize and interpret how these new connections take into account currently, will be the aim topic of this work.
The present essay asks about the possibilities of the uses of the language understood as dynamic instruments that can challenge the uses of History. In order to do that, we will focus on the grammatical “distortions” that are being used by youths to debate and introduce political issues regarding semantic fields and the ways to narrate (and being narrated) from another differently matrix in the Modernity. Trying to visualize and interpret how these new connections take into account currently, will be the aim topic of this work.
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