Publication: Marcas ideológicas en el discurso de López Obrador sobre los feminismos: humanismo, populismo y la Cuarta Transformación.
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Martínez Jiménez, Paloma
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INLIMA. Instituto de Lingüística Materialista.
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Este artículo analiza las huellas ideológicas en el discurso de Andrés Manuel López Obrador sobre los movimientos feministas en sus conferencias matutinas. Mediante un Análisis Crítico del Discurso, se identifican estrategias discursivas polarizantes que construyen un endogrupo positivo frente a un exogrupo negativo, configurando un discurso populista. Se examina cómo el "humanismo mexicano" fundamentó la Cuarta Transformación y reflejó su marco mental sobre lo moral y legítimo. La metodología se basa en van Dijk (1980, 1996, 2003, 2004, 2009b, 2010, 2016) y se complementa con enfoques sobre populismo de Chilton (2004), Charaudeau (2019), De la Torre (2024), Olvera (2024) y Marini (2019). Este estudio aporta al entendimiento de las ideologías que sustentaron su gobierno y su relación con los feminismos.
Abstract: This article analyzes the ideological traces in Andrés Manuel López Obrador's discourse on feminist movements in his morning conferences. Through Critical Discourse Analysis, it identifies polarizing strategies that construct a positive in-group against a negative out-group, shaping a populist discourse. It examines how "Mexican humanism" underpinned the Fourth Transformation and reflected his mental framework on morality and legitimacy. The methodology is based on van Dijk van Dijk (1980, 1996, 2003, 2004, 2009b, 2010, 2016) and is complemented by populism approaches from Chilton (2004), Charaudeau (2019), De la Torre (2024), Olvera (2024), and Marini (2019). This study contributes to understanding the ideologies that supported his government and its relationship with feminisms.
Abstract: This article analyzes the ideological traces in Andrés Manuel López Obrador's discourse on feminist movements in his morning conferences. Through Critical Discourse Analysis, it identifies polarizing strategies that construct a positive in-group against a negative out-group, shaping a populist discourse. It examines how "Mexican humanism" underpinned the Fourth Transformation and reflected his mental framework on morality and legitimacy. The methodology is based on van Dijk van Dijk (1980, 1996, 2003, 2004, 2009b, 2010, 2016) and is complemented by populism approaches from Chilton (2004), Charaudeau (2019), De la Torre (2024), Olvera (2024), and Marini (2019). This study contributes to understanding the ideologies that supported his government and its relationship with feminisms.
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Refracción : revista sobre lingüística materialista, n. 12, 2025, p. 122-144.
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