Agonistic discursive practices of freedom: limit of the subject with HIV in the channel Histórias de ter.a.pia

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https://doi.org/10.33871/22386084.2025.15.28.275-298

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Youtube, Self-narrative, Foucault’s Discursive Studies, Agonism

Abstract

In contemporary times, YouTube becomes a material support for the production of statements, such as those from the channel Histórias de ter.a.pia. The result of this construction appears in the form of self-narratives, which led to the objective of this article: to analyze how the subject living with HIV narrates their liminal experience in discursive practices on ter.a.pia. In this context, we proposed the following issue: how does the body of the subject living with HIV manifest their relationships of knowledge-power intertwined in the self-narrative as a practice of agonistic freedom? The investigative journey indicated that the production of statements is not limited to social issues but also concerns a subject who governs themselves, that is, one who assumes power over their own body and produces power-knowledge relations.

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Patrícia Nunes de Paula de Jaime, State University of Maringá (UEM)

Ph.D. candidate in Letters at UEM (2025). Master of Letters from UEM (2024). She holds a Bachelor's degree in Trilingual Executive Secretariat from the same institution (2007); Specialist in Executive MBA Business Management from UEM (2009); Specialist in MBA Marketing Communication, Market and Media from Unicesumar (2018). She is a member of the Discourse Analysis Studies Group of UEM - GEDUEM/CNPq and the Interinstitutional Group for Foucauldian Studies GIEFUEM/CNPq. She served as an Advisor in a PIC (Scientific Initiation Project) linked to GESET UEM. She was an Assistant Professor in the Trilingual Executive Secretariat course at UEM, taught classes on Secretarial Techniques, Organizational Communication, Human Resources Management, Event Planning, and contributed to supervising Internship Reports (2019/2021). Her research interests include the Subject, Self-Narrative, Care of the Self, and Confession in the Production of the Diagnosis of the Present from the perspective of Michel Foucault.

Ismara Eliane Vidal de Souza Tasso, State University of Maringá (UEM)

She holds a Ph.D. in Linguistics and Portuguese Language from the Faculty of Sciences and Letters of Araraquara (2003), with postdoctoral research at IEL-Unicamp (2012-2013); a Master's in Communication and Semiotics from the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (1997); and a Bachelor's in Letters from the Faculty of Philosophy, Sciences and Letters of Jandaia do Sul (1975). She conducts research in the field of Linguistic Studies on discursive functioning in imagistic and linguistic materialities, inscribed in social and political contexts, where intersections related to the body, language, history, memory, and technologies are established, under the theoretical assumptions of Discourse Analysis, especially based on Foucauldian Discursive Studies; Peircean Semiotics; and Linguistics. Within this scope and through these dispositifs, she seeks to apprehend, understand, and elucidate processes of subjectivation, objectivation, and governmentality of marginalized and minority populations. Her research trajectory focuses on enunciative series whose conditions of existence address: identities; inclusion/exclusion; cultural and ethnic diversity; discursive and reading practices of different materialities; Portuguese as an additional/foreign language; image and/as discourse. At UEM, she leads the Research Group (CNPq) GEDUEM - Discourse Analysis Studies Group of UEM and is a member of the Research Group (CNPq) GEF - Foucauldian Studies Group of UEM.

Jefferson Gustavo dos Santos Campos, Federal University of Rondônia (UFR)

Ph.D. in Letters, Concentration Area: Linguistic Studies, from the Graduate Program in Letters at the State University of Maringá (2021), where he also obtained a Master's degree in Letters (2014) and a Bachelor's in Portuguese Language and corresponding literatures (2011). He is an Associate Professor assigned to the Department of Vernacular Languages (DALV/UNIR) and a permanent faculty member of the Graduate Program in Letters (PPGML) at the Federal University of Rondônia, Porto Velho campus. He has teaching and research experience in the areas of (i) Linguistics, with an emphasis on Foucauldian Discursive Studies, Discourse Analysis, and Text Studies; and (ii) Applied Linguistics focusing on Epistemologies of the South and Intersectional Studies. Currently, he is the vice-coordinator of the Center for Language Studies (2024-2026 term), a support unit for teaching, research, and extension activities linked to the Department of Vernacular Languages at Unir. He is also the leader of the Study Group on Discourse and Culture in the Amazon (GEDisCA/CNPq), vice-leader of the Discourse Analysis Study Group of UEM (Geduem/CNPq); and works as a researcher in the: Research and Extension Group on Genres, Discourses and Communication in the Amazon (Unir - Hibiscus/CNPq); the Language and Racism Research Group of UFSB (GPLR/CNPq); and the Discourse Analysis Discussion Circle (CIDADI-UFPB). His research addresses discursive practices of subjectivation and meaning production in the fields of arts, museological practice, media, and the body as topias or utopias in/through digital space. His investigative interest lies, in particular, in the practice of self-narrative as a mode of producing truthful discourse and in the intersections of gender, race, and space in knowledge production (of cultural practices in and from the Amazonian territory). He is a member of the following scientific associations: Brazilian Association of Black Researchers (ABPN), the National Association of Graduate Studies and Research in Letters - Foucauldian Discursive Studies Working Group (Anpoll), the Brazilian Linguistics Association (ABRALIN), where he serves as Vice-Coordinator of the Discourse Analysis Committee, and the Latin American Association of Discourse Studies (ALED).

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2025-07-31

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JAIME, Patrícia Nunes de Paula de; TASSO, Ismara Eliane Vidal de Souza; CAMPOS, Jefferson Gustavo dos Santos. Agonistic discursive practices of freedom: limit of the subject with HIV in the channel Histórias de ter.a.pia. Revista Educação e Linguagens, Campo Mourão, v. 15, n. 28, p. 275–298, 2025. DOI: 10.33871/22386084.2025.15.28.275-298. Disponível em: https://periodicos.unespar.edu.br/revistaeduclings/article/view/10435. Acesso em: 21 apr. 2026.

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Vol. 15 No. 28 (2025): Dossiê: Vigiar e punir 50 anos depois: discursos de vigilância, controle e movimentos de contraconduta

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Dossiê “Vigiar e punir 50 anos depois: discursos de vigilância, controle e movimentos de contraconduta”

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