La foule en deuil
Are crowds in protest capable of mourning or working-through political traumas? What is the psychic work involved in public mourning and how can make we make sense of new political symbols that emerge in ample scenes of protest? Drawing on the Brazilian Uprising of 2013 and its aftermath, I write ab...
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2024
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| Online adgang: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Summary: | Are crowds in protest capable of mourning or working-through political traumas? What is the psychic work involved in public mourning and how can make we make sense of new political symbols that emerge in ample scenes of protest? Drawing on the Brazilian Uprising of 2013 and its aftermath, I write about a semi-spontaneous mourning, a mourning that is not an effect of a state policy, a mourning that happens when smaller or greater crowds symbolise together, when they produce rhythms and forms of synchronicity. I write about a symbolising crowd, capable of complicated constructions, of overlayered references to different historical times, and even of making interpretations. |
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