Cinco décadas de linguística feminista: índices de consolidação do campo
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Neste artigo, buscamos descrever as características da literatura sobre linguagem e gênero que influencia as pesquisas da linguística feminista publicadas em artigos pós-anos 2000, cinco décadas depois do estabelecimento do campo, em 1975. Estudamos esses mesmos artigos quanto ao seu posicionamento explícito acerca da relevância do gênero para a pesquisa em linguística feminista. Para tanto, selecionamos artigos anglófonos e brasileiros, publicados de 2000 a 2017. Os resultados indicam que o conjunto de publicações mais citadas como apoio teórico dos artigos analisados é o de autoria da linguista britânica Deborah Cameron. Já a obra individual mais consultada trata-se de Gender of Trouble, de Judith Butler (1990). Sobre a relevância de questões de gênero para a pesquisa, percebemos que os artigos assumem como certa sua importância, o que pode ser tomado como um índice da consolidação do campo.
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