2019
DOI: 10.1590/001152582019189
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“Imposto é Roubo!” A Formação de um Contrapúblico Ultraliberal e os Protestos Pró- Impeachment de Dilma Rousseff

Abstract: RESUMO O objetivo deste artigo é apontar o papel desempenhado pelo contrapúblico ultraliberal na convocação e direção dos primeiros protestos pelo impeachment de Dilma Rousseff. Para tanto, procurei apontar a pertinência da utilização do conceito de contrapúblico para caracterizar as dinâmicas que perpassavam os integrantes de grupos e espaços de debate relacionados ao ultraliberalismo. A partir de uma triangulação de dados empíricos, foi realizada uma reconstrução histórica, bem como demonstrada a existência … Show more

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“…When Orkut’s popularity in Brazil vanished, these communities migrated to Facebook, where other groups were created to share allegedly ‘subversive’ content, such as classic literature on libertarianism and neoliberalism. In line with previous studies (Davis and Straubhaar, 2020; Rocha, 2019), the internet sheltered these groups, permitting them to develop a common identity and conscience based on conservative and neoliberal values. As the quotes below illustrate:I became more interested in politics and I looked on the internet about capitalism and communism […] I got overwhelmed and kept looking for more and more.…”
Section: A Rebellion Of the Oppressed? The Perceived Rise Of The Righsupporting
confidence: 66%
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“…When Orkut’s popularity in Brazil vanished, these communities migrated to Facebook, where other groups were created to share allegedly ‘subversive’ content, such as classic literature on libertarianism and neoliberalism. In line with previous studies (Davis and Straubhaar, 2020; Rocha, 2019), the internet sheltered these groups, permitting them to develop a common identity and conscience based on conservative and neoliberal values. As the quotes below illustrate:I became more interested in politics and I looked on the internet about capitalism and communism […] I got overwhelmed and kept looking for more and more.…”
Section: A Rebellion Of the Oppressed? The Perceived Rise Of The Righsupporting
confidence: 66%
“…Few studies (e.g. Barbieri, 2015; Rocha, 2019; Silva, 2016) have directly addressed the perceptions and viewpoints of these individuals.…”
Section: Methodology: Talking To the Right-wingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Mesmo assim, o extremismo de direita se mostrou um preditor de voto, o que pode ser um elemento importante para explicar o sucesso eleitoral de candidatos de extrema direita nas eleições de 2018. Da mesma forma, o extremismo de direita quando interage com personalidades fechadas ao diálogo potencializa fortemente o envolvimento no ativismo online, o que também é coerente com aspectos vivenciados na conjuntura política brasileira recente (Messenberg, 2017;Rocha, 2019). Por outro lado, um achado bastante contraintituivo foi a constatação de que esse perfil potencializa a participação em instituições participativas, o que demanda investimentos futuros de pesquisa no sentido de verificar a orientação ideológica dos representantes nesses espaços.…”
Section: Considerações Finaisunclassified
“…This scenario also highlights processes such as: insistent attritions on democracy, its institutions and relations; the reinforcement of the logic of domination, exploitation and alienation in the social, economic, cultural, labor and power spheres; the increase in polarization with the use of force and multiple ways of violence; the control on the production of subjectivities and intersubjectivities; the attempt to impose hegemonial beliefs and rituals with a conservative, racist, misogynistic and prejudiced basis; and Interface (Botucatu) https://doi.org/10.1590/Interface.200152 attempts to suppress and/or destroy fundamental aspects of ethnic and cultural identities and diversities, which are so strong in Brazilian society 1,3,4 . These processes are not only carried out by the governmental action occupying the elective public spaces, but it also has the support of part of the population organized in neo-fascist and conservative groups and movements.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%