"Porque você é negro, Jeremias!": Representação e transcodificação do negro em Jeremias - Pele

Abstract

In Jeremias – Pele, a work written by Rafael Calça and drawn by Jefferson Costa, a narrative is constructed about the recognition of a black child as a person racialized and how structuralized racial prejudice is present in her life. From In addition, this course conclusion work sought to analyze the graphic narrative paying attention to the how black characters are represented and, more specifically, how presentations are not derogatory inscribe new meanings in the sign of the black. The main theoretical framework of the argument built here is the thought of the sociologist and social theorist Stuart Hall, more specifically in his book Culture and Representation, in which he dedicates his study to the representations and their relationship with culture and society.