Discourses of Prohibition and Surveillance

Friday, 11 July 2025: 11:00-12:45
Location: ASJE027 (Annex of the Faculty of Legal, Economic, and Social Sciences)
RC25 Language and Society (host committee)

Language: English, French and Spanish

This table intend to debate the discourses of prohibition and surveillance that occur in today's societies, but also to be able to make comparative analyses, whether in geographical or historical terms. The discourses are powerful tools that can shape our understanding of social norms, individual freedoms, and the role of government. A critical analysis of these concepts is essential to ensure that they are used responsibly, ethically, and in a manner that respects human rights and democratic values. By carefully examining the justifications, effectiveness, and implications of prohibition and surveillance, we can strive for a society that balances security with individual liberties and privacy.
Session Organizer:
Beatriz XAVIER, Coimbra Nursing School, Portugal
Oral Presentations
Racionalidad Neoliberal y Estado De Bienestar Brasileño: Análisis Del Discurso De Las Decisiones Del Supremo Tribunal Federal En Cuestiones Socioeconómicas (2016-2023).
David OLIVEIRA, Universidade federal do Ceará, Brazil; Letícia BESSA, Unifor, Brazil
Exploration Des Discours Religieux Sur Les Réseaux Sociaux Et Leur Rôle Dans La Construction Identitaire Des Jeunes Marocains
Roua CHKOUNI CHKOUNI, Morocco; ADAM ADAM AITBENLAASSEL, FACULTE DES SCIENCES DE L'Education, Morocco
La Guerra Como Justificativo. Análisis De Los Discursos De Daniel Noboa En El Marco De La Declaración De Conflicto Armado Interno En Ecuador.
Lenin MIRANDA MALDONADO, 50448, Ecuador; Patricio RIVADENEIRA, Docente, Ecuador
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