Abstract

BAUTISTA LUCCA, Juan. IDENTITY, PRINCIPLES AND VALUES IN LULA’S PRESIDENTIAL DISCOURSE (BRAZIL, 2003-2007). anal.polit. [online]. 2020, vol.33, n.99, pp.143-159. ISSN 0121-4705.  https://doi.org/10.15446/anpol.v33n99.90988.

The speeches of President Lula will be analyzed between 2003-2006, in dialogue with the Cosmo visions of the CUT and the PT during the period. It will seek to distinguish which are the ideas and principles that structure the identity ethos -of a collective nature- that is shared between Lula-Party-Trade Union. For this task, we will differentiate between the values ​​that are positively considered as part of an “axiological we”, versus those that can be thought negatively as “axiological others”. Thinking about the shared cognitive frameworks between the president and his social and political allies - in one of the few emerging powers with global projection and regional predominance in Latin America - involves basting the watermark of the ideas, values ​​and principles that shaped the “dream” of the Brazilian progressivism at the moment when - according to the anthropologist Stefan Sweig- “the country of the future” became a reality.

Keywords : Brazil; Lula; PT; CUT; Identity; Values.

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