Dialeto e Homossexualidade na Sociedade Contemporânea: um estudo na cidade de Tefé/AM.2019

Abstract

In the search to define the use of the dialect “gay” and homosexuality, we tried to start the work aiming at a parameter about the inclusion and prejudice of the speakers of this language. And with a brief explanation about the concept of some terms, and the origin of these and homosexual language, we will know how this kind of discourse became timeless, remaining present in current society through a community that defines itself as homosexual. . The enunciation in the form of speech of the characters under study - being in seven (7) homosexuals, three (3) heterosexuals and two (2) sympathizers, accounting for twelve (12) subjects, also presents interdisciplinary character that, concisely, makes a analysis of its contextual, cultural and social utility, so that, in this way, it is possible to understand when this specific group of speakers started to search for their linguistic and social identity, in the ways of formulating a unique and different language from the other languages ​​until then. existing. And yet, in a terminological proposal within the language of the variant groups that use it, we ask: “The lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and transvestite community - LGBTQ + from the city of Tefé (AM) tends to use meaningful or stereotyped language ? And having a language sometimes formal, sometimes informal, remains to know: "The language pajubá-bichês is unique to the different users or not?" So in this attempt to answer these and other proposed questions that arose during the In this research, we chose to develop qualitative research, which is not concerned with numbers, but rather with regard to its depth and how it will be understood by people. In addition, it will be up to the reader to look at reality, and the way the information given is analyzed, making the relevance of the theme based on constituted and enunciated meanings, which involve relationships of empowerment, as well as pre-social practices. - established among its users and media inclusion with emphasis on authors who debate about the homosexual dialect in the current and territorial context.