cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024651.v1
title: FOR A GOAL CONCILIATION THEORY: ANTE-FACTUAL ABDUCTIVE HYPOTHESES AND PROACTIVE MODELLING

description: Based on Sperber and Wilson's (1986/1995) relevance theory, I outline a goal conciliation theory in this paper in order to describe and explain the formulation and the evaluation of ante-factual abductive hypotheses in proactive contexts, claiming that the individual produces an inference to the best solution in these cases. I present this conceptual architecture in four stages-goal designing, and hypothesis formulation, execution and checking-with an example in which an individual intends to open his own locked front door. Finally, I evaluate goal self and hetero-conciliation processes in contexts of categorical, biconditional, conditional, enabling, and tautological ante-factual abductive hypotheses.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024653
title: The doors that turn: a discursive study about the degradation of the body in The last laugh

description: The German expressionism in cinema flourished as a cycle of films that had as one of its goals to reveal the conflicting and psychological experience of characters involved in social dictates with a profusion of elements that propagated the chaotic tone of their unconscious. One of the recurring themes of that film was social degradation, both physical and moral. The Expressionist film discourse is constructed, in some cases, based on figurativization of bodies close to human collapse and ruin, which further emphasizes this degradation that runs throughout the plot. From the perspective of French semiotics, emphasizing the discursive theory that deals with the themes and figures of discourses, and without forgetting the recurrent work of figurative isotopies, we intend to observe closely how such a recurring theme was engendered in the structure of one the most outstanding films of the German Expressionist cinema, The Last Laugh (1924), by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024653.v1
title: The doors that turn: a discursive study about the degradation of the body in The last laugh

description: The German expressionism in cinema flourished as a cycle of films that had as one of its goals to reveal the conflicting and psychological experience of characters involved in social dictates with a profusion of elements that propagated the chaotic tone of their unconscious. One of the recurring themes of that film was social degradation, both physical and moral. The Expressionist film discourse is constructed, in some cases, based on figurativization of bodies close to human collapse and ruin, which further emphasizes this degradation that runs throughout the plot. From the perspective of French semiotics, emphasizing the discursive theory that deals with the themes and figures of discourses, and without forgetting the recurrent work of figurative isotopies, we intend to observe closely how such a recurring theme was engendered in the structure of one the most outstanding films of the German Expressionist cinema, The Last Laugh (1924), by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024654.v1
title: Indexicality orders mobilized in a hustler's discursive performances: Being black and gay

description: In this paper we analyze the orders of indexicality mobilized in Hiago's identity performance of race, gender and sexuality. We take into account Queer Theories and web theorizing as a space of coexistence of discourse and actors. This piece of research is based on virtual ethnography (HINE, 2000 e 2005) and data were generated in a chat between one of the researchers and Hiago. The analytical framework is based on Goffman's notion of footing and frame ([1979]1998) and on Blommaert´s orders of indexicality (2006 e 2010).We observe that some specific orders of indexicality were mobilized by Hiago's multiple contradictory discursive performances.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024654
title: Indexicality orders mobilized in a hustler's discursive performances: Being black and gay

description: In this paper we analyze the orders of indexicality mobilized in Hiago's identity performance of race, gender and sexuality. We take into account Queer Theories and web theorizing as a space of coexistence of discourse and actors. This piece of research is based on virtual ethnography (HINE, 2000 e 2005) and data were generated in a chat between one of the researchers and Hiago. The analytical framework is based on Goffman's notion of footing and frame ([1979]1998) and on Blommaert´s orders of indexicality (2006 e 2010).We observe that some specific orders of indexicality were mobilized by Hiago's multiple contradictory discursive performances.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024668
title: Controling the uncontrolable: the application of attendance rules in the construction of mutual comprehension between client and attendants in a call center

description: Abstract:This article aims to analyze mutual understanding as an aspect of dyadic behaviors in a service encounter, since it is a little-explored discursive element as the literature on Marketing and People Management shows (MA; DUBÉ, 2011). Specifically, we investigate how mutual understanding may or may not be constructed between callers and call-takers of a helpline in accordance to the guidelines (textual element) made by People Management that call-takers must follow in the process. We use the Conversation Analysis approach (SACKS; SCHEGLOFF; JEFFERSON, 1974) to analyze naturally-occurring interactions in a micro ethnographic way. The data comprise 126 audio-recorded interactions from Disque Saúde call center in Brasilia. The results reveal that simply following the guidelines does not guarantee the construction of mutual understanding and, on the contrary, leaves room for distinct social actions, like abandoning mutual comprehension when call-takers face interactional demands that cannot be predicted by a script.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024668.v1
title: Controling the uncontrolable: the application of attendance rules in the construction of mutual comprehension between client and attendants in a call center

description: Abstract:This article aims to analyze mutual understanding as an aspect of dyadic behaviors in a service encounter, since it is a little-explored discursive element as the literature on Marketing and People Management shows (MA; DUBÉ, 2011). Specifically, we investigate how mutual understanding may or may not be constructed between callers and call-takers of a helpline in accordance to the guidelines (textual element) made by People Management that call-takers must follow in the process. We use the Conversation Analysis approach (SACKS; SCHEGLOFF; JEFFERSON, 1974) to analyze naturally-occurring interactions in a micro ethnographic way. The data comprise 126 audio-recorded interactions from Disque Saúde call center in Brasilia. The results reveal that simply following the guidelines does not guarantee the construction of mutual understanding and, on the contrary, leaves room for distinct social actions, like abandoning mutual comprehension when call-takers face interactional demands that cannot be predicted by a script.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024671
title: Additional file 2 of Changes in self-harm- and violence-related urgent psychiatric consultation in the emergency department during the different stages of the COVID-19 pandemic

description: Additional file 2.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024672.v1
title: "All of us are Claudia": the legitimation of state violence

description: Abstract:This text, from the theoretical perspective of Pêcheux's Discourse Analysis, examines some posts published on Marcha das Vadias (The SlutWalk) Facebook pages on the murder of Cláudia da Silva Ferreira after being dragged by a military police vehicle on March 16th, 2014, in Rio de Janeiro. Making use of the notion of discursive event, we clarify how a memory about both black people and the police in Brazil is updated, portraying the latter as guilty for the murder of black people and the former as victims of a segregationist society. Also, we elucidate how there is, in the posts, an attempt to break away from the violence produced and legitimized by the state.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024672
title: "All of us are Claudia": the legitimation of state violence

description: Abstract:This text, from the theoretical perspective of Pêcheux's Discourse Analysis, examines some posts published on Marcha das Vadias (The SlutWalk) Facebook pages on the murder of Cláudia da Silva Ferreira after being dragged by a military police vehicle on March 16th, 2014, in Rio de Janeiro. Making use of the notion of discursive event, we clarify how a memory about both black people and the police in Brazil is updated, portraying the latter as guilty for the murder of black people and the former as victims of a segregationist society. Also, we elucidate how there is, in the posts, an attempt to break away from the violence produced and legitimized by the state.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024671.v1
title: Additional file 2 of Changes in self-harm- and violence-related urgent psychiatric consultation in the emergency department during the different stages of the COVID-19 pandemic

description: Additional file 2.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024674
title: The discursive action and the textual production at school

description: Abstract:In this article, maintaining as object the analysis of writing a complaint letter process anchored at the didactic sequences methodology, we present a theoretical framework of the communicative action in order to achieve a conceptual frame regarding the discursive action used in our doctoral studies as parameter for the analysis of the textual production for the language teaching-learning purpose. This frame is result of the association of concepts from Activity Theory by Leontiev and their appropriation by researchers affiliated to the Socio-discursive Interactionism. The awareness regarding the process that evolves the discursive action raises as extremely important for clarification of the aspects involved in the teaching of text production process at school.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024674.v1
title: The discursive action and the textual production at school

description: Abstract:In this article, maintaining as object the analysis of writing a complaint letter process anchored at the didactic sequences methodology, we present a theoretical framework of the communicative action in order to achieve a conceptual frame regarding the discursive action used in our doctoral studies as parameter for the analysis of the textual production for the language teaching-learning purpose. This frame is result of the association of concepts from Activity Theory by Leontiev and their appropriation by researchers affiliated to the Socio-discursive Interactionism. The awareness regarding the process that evolves the discursive action raises as extremely important for clarification of the aspects involved in the teaching of text production process at school.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024675.v1
title: Science and language: integrating discourse and context in the analysis of the Conclusions of experimental scientific articles of The Oswaldo Cruz Institute Memories (1909-1919 and 1980-1989)

description: Abstract:The Conclusions of the experimental scientific articles from a traditional Brazilian journal were analyzed considering the 1909-19 and 1980-89 periods. The analysis integrated language and context by revealing types of arguments, rhetorical moves and linguistic traits. The findings were the change from a linear and less rhetorically elaborated discourse in the first period to a highly rhetorical density and cyclicity in the second period. They were correlated with the change from a cohesive, small and prestigious community into a big community, pressured to adapt to the parameters of the big science, with no governmental support. The contributions to the genre analysis, studies of science and teaching for academic purposes are discussed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024675
title: Science and language: integrating discourse and context in the analysis of the Conclusions of experimental scientific articles of The Oswaldo Cruz Institute Memories (1909-1919 and 1980-1989)

description: Abstract:The Conclusions of the experimental scientific articles from a traditional Brazilian journal were analyzed considering the 1909-19 and 1980-89 periods. The analysis integrated language and context by revealing types of arguments, rhetorical moves and linguistic traits. The findings were the change from a linear and less rhetorically elaborated discourse in the first period to a highly rhetorical density and cyclicity in the second period. They were correlated with the change from a cohesive, small and prestigious community into a big community, pressured to adapt to the parameters of the big science, with no governmental support. The contributions to the genre analysis, studies of science and teaching for academic purposes are discussed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024678.v1
title: Attitude and argumentation: an analysis of secondary school writing production

description: Abstract This article aims at discussing argumentation in secondary school writing production considering resources of attitude, which may create writers' authorial positioning (HYLAND, 2012). The study focuses on Systemic-Functional Linguistics (HALLIDAY; HASAN, 1989; HALLIDAY, 1994; HALLIDAY; MATTHIESSEN, 2004), in particular on the Appraisal System (MARTIN; WHITE, 2005), in interface with a social perspective of argumentation (BRETON, 2003). Two argumentative texts are analyzed through a qualitative approach and results suggest there are a great number of evaluations based on attitudinal resources of judgment, made by writer's appraisals and opinions about human behavior, which illustrate authorial positioning is produced through social esteem and social sanction evaluations.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024678
title: Attitude and argumentation: an analysis of secondary school writing production

description: Abstract This article aims at discussing argumentation in secondary school writing production considering resources of attitude, which may create writers' authorial positioning (HYLAND, 2012). The study focuses on Systemic-Functional Linguistics (HALLIDAY; HASAN, 1989; HALLIDAY, 1994; HALLIDAY; MATTHIESSEN, 2004), in particular on the Appraisal System (MARTIN; WHITE, 2005), in interface with a social perspective of argumentation (BRETON, 2003). Two argumentative texts are analyzed through a qualitative approach and results suggest there are a great number of evaluations based on attitudinal resources of judgment, made by writer's appraisals and opinions about human behavior, which illustrate authorial positioning is produced through social esteem and social sanction evaluations.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024677
title: THE TELENOVELA OF 23H: A DESCRIPTION OF THE GENRE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF SEMIOLINGUISTICS THEORY

description: AbstractSince 2011,Globo presents, usually in the second term and in the time range of 23 hours, a remake of a telenovela of great repercussion on previous decades. Besides being played on different time in comparison with the default of the station, those telenovelas have other features, such as a lesser extent. This study aims to describe the situational genre telenovela from one of its formats: telenovela of 23h. For this description, we consider the examples shown so far: O Astro, displayed in 2011; Gabriela, displayed in 2012; and Saramandaia, displayed in 2013. Our theoretical-methodological approach is based on the assumptions of the Semiolinguistcs by Patrick Charaudeau (1983, 1992, 2004) and on the concept of format presented by Aronchi de Souza (2004).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024677.v1
title: THE TELENOVELA OF 23H: A DESCRIPTION OF THE GENRE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF SEMIOLINGUISTICS THEORY

description: AbstractSince 2011,Globo presents, usually in the second term and in the time range of 23 hours, a remake of a telenovela of great repercussion on previous decades. Besides being played on different time in comparison with the default of the station, those telenovelas have other features, such as a lesser extent. This study aims to describe the situational genre telenovela from one of its formats: telenovela of 23h. For this description, we consider the examples shown so far: O Astro, displayed in 2011; Gabriela, displayed in 2012; and Saramandaia, displayed in 2013. Our theoretical-methodological approach is based on the assumptions of the Semiolinguistcs by Patrick Charaudeau (1983, 1992, 2004) and on the concept of format presented by Aronchi de Souza (2004).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024695
title: Additional file 1 of Improving intervention design to promote cervical cancer screening among hard-to-reach women: assessing beliefs and predicting individual attendance probabilities in Bogotá, Colombia

description: Additional file 1. Descriptive statistics.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024695.v1
title: Additional file 1 of Improving intervention design to promote cervical cancer screening among hard-to-reach women: assessing beliefs and predicting individual attendance probabilities in Bogotá, Colombia

description: Additional file 1. Descriptive statistics.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024711
title: Reading and learning in the University: a social, historical and cultural practice

description: Abstract The present essay aims at delineating a theoretical and methodological discussion about the reading and writing teaching and learning practices in academic sphere based on social and historical epistemological considerations. To do so, we review Bakhtin's Circle and New Literacies studies in order to construct a debate concerning the use of written language in the university. We believe that this essay is relevant not only because it seeks to contribute with the Applied Linguistics current discussions about reading and learning in the academic sphere as well as it corroborates the contributions of bakhtinian studies and the researches of academic literacy to the reframing of pedagogical practices around the reading and writing teaching at the university.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024711.v1
title: Reading and learning in the University: a social, historical and cultural practice

description: Abstract The present essay aims at delineating a theoretical and methodological discussion about the reading and writing teaching and learning practices in academic sphere based on social and historical epistemological considerations. To do so, we review Bakhtin's Circle and New Literacies studies in order to construct a debate concerning the use of written language in the university. We believe that this essay is relevant not only because it seeks to contribute with the Applied Linguistics current discussions about reading and learning in the academic sphere as well as it corroborates the contributions of bakhtinian studies and the researches of academic literacy to the reframing of pedagogical practices around the reading and writing teaching at the university.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024734
title: Women as a target public of publicity campaigns: a social semiotic analysis of Nestlé's Nesfit campaign

description: Abstract By using the female vocatives in the publicity Nestlé Nesfit campaign situates their main public: women. This article presents some definitions of gender and the interface between feminism studies and Critical Discourse Analysis, the turning point of the methodological contributions of queer studies and a theoretical summary of Functional Grammar and Social Semiotics Theory. We analyze a discursive repositioning process of Nestlé brand by contrasting images and verbal texts. The initial study shows that the brand does not replace the identification of women through a more emancipatory discourse, but their discursive practice maintains a stereotyped identity, which does not subdues the woman to man but to their own bodies.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024734.v1
title: Women as a target public of publicity campaigns: a social semiotic analysis of Nestlé's Nesfit campaign

description: Abstract By using the female vocatives in the publicity Nestlé Nesfit campaign situates their main public: women. This article presents some definitions of gender and the interface between feminism studies and Critical Discourse Analysis, the turning point of the methodological contributions of queer studies and a theoretical summary of Functional Grammar and Social Semiotics Theory. We analyze a discursive repositioning process of Nestlé brand by contrasting images and verbal texts. The initial study shows that the brand does not replace the identification of women through a more emancipatory discourse, but their discursive practice maintains a stereotyped identity, which does not subdues the woman to man but to their own bodies.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024747
title: An obese woman's stories: positioning theory and the discursive (re)construction of identity

description: Abstract Oriented by the interpretive paradigm in social sciences, especially ethnographic work, this article results from the analysis of an individual interview audio recorded in an NGO which assists morbid obese patients in Rio de Janeiro. Taking into account positioning theory and its presuppositions about the transient nature of meaning, we aim at investigating identity construction through the analysis of the stories an obese woman tells during an interview with one of the authors of this article. We argue that the way the body is understood nowadays is responsible for stigma towards fat individuals. In this sense, we have observed how such a situation is ratified or contested by means of discursive positions people take in interaction. We believe this movement is exactly where the transformative potential of language rests.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024747.v1
title: An obese woman's stories: positioning theory and the discursive (re)construction of identity

description: Abstract Oriented by the interpretive paradigm in social sciences, especially ethnographic work, this article results from the analysis of an individual interview audio recorded in an NGO which assists morbid obese patients in Rio de Janeiro. Taking into account positioning theory and its presuppositions about the transient nature of meaning, we aim at investigating identity construction through the analysis of the stories an obese woman tells during an interview with one of the authors of this article. We argue that the way the body is understood nowadays is responsible for stigma towards fat individuals. In this sense, we have observed how such a situation is ratified or contested by means of discursive positions people take in interaction. We believe this movement is exactly where the transformative potential of language rests.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024755
title: Considerations on the gesture of authorship in the Moderna Gramática Portuguesa (1961) by Evanildo Bechara

description: Abstract Based on the theoretical approach of Discourse Analysis - Pêcheux e Orlandi - in its relation with the History of Linguistic Ideas - Auroux e Orlandi -, this article has the objective of reflecting upon the production of the gesture of authorship in the first edition of the Moderna Gramática Portuguesa (1961), written by Evanildo Bechara. For this purpose, we will hold our analysis to the understanding of the effects produced in the grammarian's discourse by the presence of the term phonemic and to the apprehension of the process of distinction between this term and what was then phonetics and phonology.