Semiose turística das paisagens lacustres através da estética e das performatividades
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Paisagens lacustres, semiótica peirceana, estética, performance, Laguna MerínResumo
Mobilizamos a semiótica para um exame mais aprofundado das representações visuais de paisagens lacustres e das performatividades corporais, empregando especificamente a distinção tipo/token, uma caraterística proeminente do modelo de signo de Charles Sanders Peirce (1839-1914). Assim, o objetivo principal foi abordar a seguinte questão a partir de um laboratório semiótico empírico no Sul, a Lagoa Merín (Brasil/Uruguai): Como é que os turistas encontram as paisagens lacustres e as percecionam em termos estéticos e performativos? Aplicámos uma abordagem metodológica qualitativa baseada em informação visual e textual, seguida de uma análise interpretativa informada pela distinção e complementaridade tipo/token. Os visitantes relacionam-se com as paisagens lacustres em termos visuais, corporais e performativos, enquanto materialidade destas paisagens de férias. O olhar coletivo complementa e confronta o olhar conservador destas paisagens, ainda centrado no Romantismo. Depois de avançarmos na compreensão atual destes fenómenos inter-relacionados, colocamos algumas questões para aprofundamento, acompanhadas de implicações práticas.
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