Não é Não! Entre Redes e Ruas

This article articulates discussions about the repercussions of the Não é Não campaign. In this way, asking the following questions: How is the campaign Não é Does not answer and / or contest bodily violence on the bodies of women? The analysis corpus consists of clippings of enunciative sayings and images from the Não é Não (2017-2020) campaign, posted on digital social networks. The theoretical-methodological path of analysis is inspired by the Foucaultian perspective. We emphasize that the campaign Não é Não shifts the silence from violence to publicity and verbalization, in the streets and on networks, a movement that operates with the resistance of women's bodies. The new forms of political conflict are put into practice and articulate bodies and urban spaces and digital media in the public sphere. We conclude that the campaign moves in a double direction: as a movement of bodies and as a political movement

Aesthetics · Art · CONTEST · Humanities · Media studies · Political science · Politics · Public sphere · Publicity · Silence · Sociology · Cultural, Media, and Literary Studies · Gender Studies · Law

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