A proposta da criação de um partido nazista no Brasil em videocast

This article proposes a Dialogical Discourse Analysis (DDA) of an episode of the Flow Podcast, aired in February 2022, in which host Monark suggests the creation of a Nazi party in Brazil, prompting a strong reaction from congresswoman Tábata Amaral. The research problem lies in understanding how both participants construct their arguments, considering the dialogical relationship between speaker, interlocutor, and audience. The general objective is to investigate the discursive effects of this argumentative onstruction within the framework of a polemical debate, highlighting how the I-other relation guides and shapes the enunciations. The methodology followed three steps: 1) selection of a three-minute excerpt from the interaction; 2) simple transcription of the segment, without specific conventions, preserving the discursive and ideological focus; and 3) application of DDA based on the concepts of dialogism, polyphony, heteroglossia, and ethical act, according to the postulates of Bakhtin (2002; 2015; 2017a; 2017b; 2020; 2022). The results reveal that Monark represents authoritarian and prejudiced voices, while Tábata reinscribes alterity as an ethical-discursive value. The analysis highlights strategies of objectification, denial, extremization, and dispute for audience adherence, framing the videocast as a dialogical arena for the circulation of hate speech and resistance

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