"DISAMNESTY" AND THE DISPUTE OF WORD MEANING IN THE POLITICAL AMNESTY OF THE MILITARY /"DESANISTIA" E DISPUTA PELOS SENTIDOS DA ANISTIA POLITICA DE MILITARES

This article aims to perceive the representations about amnesty, as well as the disputes of power and word meaning of those who are engaged in this issue. We aim to bring to light the differential treatment received by the military who were granted amnesty by the Brazilian Ministry of Defense. The M...

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Published inRevista de Direito Brasileira Vol. 28; p. 164
Main Author Oliveira, David Barbosa de
Format Journal Article
LanguagePortuguese
Published Universidade Nove de Julho 01.01.2021
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Summary:This article aims to perceive the representations about amnesty, as well as the disputes of power and word meaning of those who are engaged in this issue. We aim to bring to light the differential treatment received by the military who were granted amnesty by the Brazilian Ministry of Defense. The Ministry of Defense interprets that the military who were granted amnesty must submit to a specific legal regime and ends by suppressing their rights. Thus, using discourse analysis and archival research, we seek to show how this discourse is constructed within the State, and the existence of a distinction that suppresses rights, the dignity of the amnestied, and, why not admit, the very meaning of amnesty.
ISSN:2237-583X