Trajetórias e discursos de posse da Presidenta (os) brasileiros (1990 - 2011): discurso, gênero, classe e nação.

Abstract

This paper examines the presidenfs inaugural address and Brazilian presidents elected between 1990 - 2011, namely: Dilma Vana Rousseff, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Fernando Henrique Cardoso and Fernando A. Collor de Mello, according to the theoretical and methodological principies of Michel Foucault. From the perspective of Foucault understood - the concept of discourse as practice, as I tried to methodically capture the subjectivity of the speeches of politicians seeking to question the designs of continuities and discontinuities of political, economic and social clippings describing and analyzing the discourses of possession handed down in the parlor of the National Congress, Brasília - DF, elected by the presidents, which were seen in eight devices: the story of life, addressing modes, project continuity and discontinuity, commitment to the nation, the governmenfs priorities, commitment to the programs social participation of elites and ideology of social democracy. Discursive traits were evident in the speech of all respondents, and the search for a driver and practical discourse, providing a reflection on the political and ideological woven mesh in the wings of the government in the search for a country of "all."