Rap: espaço para representação de uma possível utopia? uma análise enunciativa

Abstract

This work proposes a study, conducted by enunciation theories, about language and subjectivity. It makes use of intersubjectivity notions and references proposed by Benveniste and of formulations about adolescence elaborated from the point of view of psychoanalysis. It intends to investigate, considering linguistic marks which are indicative of referential processes found in rap lyrics, the representation that adolescents make of themselves and of reality, as well as their possible utopia. By doing this, the study looks for elements to understand which subjectivation are engendered in the current situation, marked by the emptying and the pulverization of the references and the utopias that supported previous generations. It departs from the presupposition that language is the condition for subjectivity (1); the trivial act of staging the language introduces the one who speaks in his/her talk (2); the reference center in discourse is the subject of enunciation; thus all language elements have to be analyzed in