A genealogia das relações de gênero no Brasil através dos discursos das colunas de Clarice Lispector em 1959 e em 1960

Abstract

CLARICE LISPECTOR ACTED AS A COLUMN OF NEWSPAPERS IN THE MIDDLE CENTURY, ADVISING WOMEN ABOUT CONDUCTS, FORMULATING A POSSIBLE STEREOTYPE OF WOMAN. THROUGH THE BOOK FEMALE COURIER WE CONTACT THE AUTHOR'S SPEECH, WHERE THE ANALYSIS OF THE SPEECH ALLOWED US TO IDENTIFY THE DISCURSIVE OPERATION THAT GENEALOGICALLY PERCORNED FROM THE HIGH TO THE DOWN, PERPASSING BY THE DEVICES OF THE NORMATIVE SPEECH THE AUTHOR LIVES. THE FUNDAMENTAL ISSUE TO BE ANSWERED IS HOW THE AUTHOR IS POSITIONED ABOUT THE SOCIAL ROLES OF GENDER IN THE PERIOD REFERRED TO, CONSIDERING THE IMPACT THAT THEY PROVIDED IN FORMAL AND INFORMAL EDUCATION, AS A REFLECTION OF THE INFLUENCES AND DISCURSIVE INTERFERENCES. THE MAJOR PART OF THE EFFECTIVE SPEECH KEEPS THE FEMININE STAND, OF WOMAN WHO IS MOTHER AND WIFE, AND WELL SUCCESSFUL WHEN PRETTY. THERE ARE MOMENTS IN WHICH THE AUTHOR SEEMS TO TRANSGRESS THIS NORMATIVE SPEECH, BUT RETURN TO THE ARCHETYPE, BUT THEIR TRANSGRESSIONS BRING SIGNIFICANT REFLECTIONS ON THE NORMATIVITY.KEY WORDS: GENDER PAPERS, INFORMAL EDUCATION, CLARICE LISPECTOR JOURNALIST, FEMALE COLUMNS.