Análise dos antropônimos na gíria LGBTQIAP+ do Brasil

Abstract

This research seeks to present the relevance of queer and LGBTQIAPN+ studies in Brazil, articulating pajubá, the name given to the set of slang words of the LGBTQIAPN+ group in Brazil, to Lexicology. To this end, we propose to select and analyze some LGBT slang, specifically, those that are anthroponymic, that is, formed by proper nouns, having as corpus the works: “Aurélia, the sharp-tongued dictionary” (LIBI and VIP, 2006) and “ Gaytionary – the revolutionary dictionary of the 21st century” (MILLER, 2017). It is worth noting that we also used the web as a corpus to extract examples of slang in real uses. Before reaching our main objective, we present notions regarding the importance of lexical studies and, subsequently, we delve deeper into the subject of study of pajubá, to finally arrive at the main proposal of this work, which is to establish a glossary with names used by this specific community. We conclude with a description and analysis of the results and, in the final considerations, we emphasize that pajubá is a linguistic code of identity and resistance. The methodology used will be bibliographic review, which aims to gather information on the topic through reading, analysis and reflection on scientific studies such as monographs, dissertations, theses and other texts already published for the preparation of this study. Thus, based on authors such as Barroso (2017), Biderman (1987), Ferreira (2023), Preti (2000), Riva (2015), Silva (2017), among others, with this research, we hope to value and learn more about our language and our culture.