cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024611
title: The Latin American Integration Route (RILA), its cultural influence and tourism challenges

description: Abstract: This research aims to bring to light the historical reflection on the creation and importance of interactionist ways throughout the historical process of the world, from the first civilizations to contemporaneity. To carry out the reflective study and to understand the need for this territorial union, the deductive method was used with systemic coverage, through libraries, books, newspapers, websites, pointing out the works that provided support to the work on screen. The study includes authors who work on the historical context such as: Pinsky (2005) and Fausto (2013); concept of space emphasized by Raffestin (2013); the different and the new, highlighted by Canclini (2003) and there are also aspects of tourism presented by Barreto (2016). sedentary, with the political need for borderline demarcation such as the great walls dividing feuds, whether for reasons of ideological or economic differences. However, the territorial narrowing innovations that currently rely on tourist routes, which seek not only economic facilitation, as well as entertainment connected to cultural interactions. The “Latin American Integration Route” (RILA) project creates relationships of necessary economic measures and cultural visibility that promotes the expansion of the tourist market, with innovative proposals for local tourism and can be transformed into a corridor for the flow of agricultural production from Brazil, Paraguay, Chile and Argentina. and privilege local culture through various leisure segments.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024612.v1
title: Guaicuru caá, Cienfuegosia drummondii (A. Gray) Lewton, medicinal plant in the Brazilian Chaco: knowledge on the Bioceanic Route

description: Abstract: Guaicuru caá (Cienfuegosia drummondii) is a Chaco species frequently used as a medicinal plant in Porto Murtinho, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, and in other regions of the South American Chaco. The objective of this work was to carry out the phytochemical analysis of C. drummondii, in order to determine the main classes of chemical substances present in the leaf extract and to describe the main forms of use and medicinal application of this plant by the population of Porto Murtinho, Mato Grosso do Sul, from the perspective of ethnobotany and sustainable local development. The plant was collected in the rural area of the municipality, in October 2017 and the analyzes were conducted in the laboratory. The main classes of secondary metabolic found in the ethanol extract of the leaves of C. drummondii corresponded to phenolic compounds, flavonoids and anthraquinones, the latter with 100% frequency presented. There is still a lack of phytochemical and pharmacological studies of plants from the Brazilian Chaco, many of which are commonly used as herbal medicines by local communities. Therefore, the valorization and protagonism of different non-hegemonic cultural practices, such as those linked to ethnobotany and general ethnoscience, may attribute a superlative value to cultural tourism and development proposals in the longed for Latino American Integration Route.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024612
title: Guaicuru caá, Cienfuegosia drummondii (A. Gray) Lewton, medicinal plant in the Brazilian Chaco: knowledge on the Bioceanic Route

description: Abstract: Guaicuru caá (Cienfuegosia drummondii) is a Chaco species frequently used as a medicinal plant in Porto Murtinho, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, and in other regions of the South American Chaco. The objective of this work was to carry out the phytochemical analysis of C. drummondii, in order to determine the main classes of chemical substances present in the leaf extract and to describe the main forms of use and medicinal application of this plant by the population of Porto Murtinho, Mato Grosso do Sul, from the perspective of ethnobotany and sustainable local development. The plant was collected in the rural area of the municipality, in October 2017 and the analyzes were conducted in the laboratory. The main classes of secondary metabolic found in the ethanol extract of the leaves of C. drummondii corresponded to phenolic compounds, flavonoids and anthraquinones, the latter with 100% frequency presented. There is still a lack of phytochemical and pharmacological studies of plants from the Brazilian Chaco, many of which are commonly used as herbal medicines by local communities. Therefore, the valorization and protagonism of different non-hegemonic cultural practices, such as those linked to ethnobotany and general ethnoscience, may attribute a superlative value to cultural tourism and development proposals in the longed for Latino American Integration Route.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024618
title: NARRATING IN COLLABORATION: DISCURSIVE CONSTRUCTIONS BY AN APHASIC PERSON

description: This article uses the theoretical framework of Narrative Analysis (RIESSMAN, 1993; 2008; BASTOS, 2005, 2008), and brings structural (LABOV; WALETZKY, 1967; LABOV, 1972) and interactional (NORRICK, 2000; GOODWIN, 1986) perspectives of narrative analysis together in order to investigate the collaborative construction of narrative and the discursive construction of a person with aphasia. Through the analysis of narrative dimensions (OCHS; CAPPS, 2001), we observed the high involvement of co-tellers in the narrative construction, in the placement of the narrative in the discursive activity and in the construction of linearity. Furthermore, the aphasic teller has performed tactical rhetorical choices (of evaluation devices) to construct the narrative tellability and a positive, determined and constant moral stance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024618.v1
title: NARRATING IN COLLABORATION: DISCURSIVE CONSTRUCTIONS BY AN APHASIC PERSON

description: This article uses the theoretical framework of Narrative Analysis (RIESSMAN, 1993; 2008; BASTOS, 2005, 2008), and brings structural (LABOV; WALETZKY, 1967; LABOV, 1972) and interactional (NORRICK, 2000; GOODWIN, 1986) perspectives of narrative analysis together in order to investigate the collaborative construction of narrative and the discursive construction of a person with aphasia. Through the analysis of narrative dimensions (OCHS; CAPPS, 2001), we observed the high involvement of co-tellers in the narrative construction, in the placement of the narrative in the discursive activity and in the construction of linearity. Furthermore, the aphasic teller has performed tactical rhetorical choices (of evaluation devices) to construct the narrative tellability and a positive, determined and constant moral stance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024620.v1
title: The modes of enunciation of the subject in scientific research papers of two Chilean mainstream journals of Psychology

description: This study aims to describe the modes of inscription of the subject in the genre of scientific research article in Psychology. It explores how the logical subject of the utterance fits into the grammatical subject of the sentence. To do this, we conducted a discourse analysis of the conclusion or discussion of a sample of 104 articles published in two Chilean psychology journals between 2007 and 2011. The results indicate a predominance of eidetic nominalized and metadiscursive modes of enunciation, which speak of concepts and conceptual constructions, as if it were impersonal events without the presence of agents.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024620
title: The modes of enunciation of the subject in scientific research papers of two Chilean mainstream journals of Psychology

description: This study aims to describe the modes of inscription of the subject in the genre of scientific research article in Psychology. It explores how the logical subject of the utterance fits into the grammatical subject of the sentence. To do this, we conducted a discourse analysis of the conclusion or discussion of a sample of 104 articles published in two Chilean psychology journals between 2007 and 2011. The results indicate a predominance of eidetic nominalized and metadiscursive modes of enunciation, which speak of concepts and conceptual constructions, as if it were impersonal events without the presence of agents.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024621.v1
title: Senses of the body: metaphor and interdiscourse

description: Based on the theory of the body as a material form, this article introduces an analisys of two extracts from Facebook in which the main mark is the inscription on the skin of the subject, by the trace on the flesh. Here I make considerations about the functioning of the metaphor and of interdiscourse, privileging them as a way to give visibility to the theoretical and analytical procedures, while reflecting on the specifics of PÊCHEUX's discourse analysis in studies of verbal-visual textualities. The textualities examined allow one to see the inscriptions of the body as a brand of contradiction and division, signs of belonging capable of producing effects of transparency and multiplicity of meaning, in a kaleidoscopic and polyphonic body.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024621
title: Senses of the body: metaphor and interdiscourse

description: Based on the theory of the body as a material form, this article introduces an analisys of two extracts from Facebook in which the main mark is the inscription on the skin of the subject, by the trace on the flesh. Here I make considerations about the functioning of the metaphor and of interdiscourse, privileging them as a way to give visibility to the theoretical and analytical procedures, while reflecting on the specifics of PÊCHEUX's discourse analysis in studies of verbal-visual textualities. The textualities examined allow one to see the inscriptions of the body as a brand of contradiction and division, signs of belonging capable of producing effects of transparency and multiplicity of meaning, in a kaleidoscopic and polyphonic body.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024623
title: Literature of/and (de)motivation: representations of "good teacher" in reports of teaching supervised internship

description: This paper aims at discussing, from the epistemological base in the studies of Pêcheux in dialogue with a Bakhtinian perspective of language, representations of the 'good' teacher, constructed by student-masters, when using literature of motivation (texts with optimistic messages and encouragements to the reader), in order to write about their experiences as pre-service teachers, in reports of English teaching supervised internship. Our analysis shows that these written productions are constituted by voices and discourses that are interwoven and in which subjects, in the attempt to construct a complete and ideal image before the other, fail to problematize the tense, conflicting and political nature of the teaching-learning processes, signifying the place of ('good') teacher always in the dimension of a coming-to-be.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024623.v1
title: Literature of/and (de)motivation: representations of "good teacher" in reports of teaching supervised internship

description: This paper aims at discussing, from the epistemological base in the studies of Pêcheux in dialogue with a Bakhtinian perspective of language, representations of the 'good' teacher, constructed by student-masters, when using literature of motivation (texts with optimistic messages and encouragements to the reader), in order to write about their experiences as pre-service teachers, in reports of English teaching supervised internship. Our analysis shows that these written productions are constituted by voices and discourses that are interwoven and in which subjects, in the attempt to construct a complete and ideal image before the other, fail to problematize the tense, conflicting and political nature of the teaching-learning processes, signifying the place of ('good') teacher always in the dimension of a coming-to-be.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024624
title: Rhetoric, argumentation and discourse under perspective

description: In this paper, we propose a retrospective study of rhetorical argumentation theories. We aim the reconstruction of the critical paths followed since the classical world, to contemporary research in the field of discourse analysis. We initially discuss classical rhetoric and then we present the principles of the New Rhetoric, by Chaïm Perelman, and argumentation in discourse, by Ruth Amossy. After identifying and correlating the main aspects of each theoretical basis, we concluded that the New Rhetoric is a philosophical model whose categories have practical difficulties of operation, due to its high degree of abstraction. Thus, to articulate the philosophical assumptions of Perelman and the contributions of discourse analysis, Amossy promotes a remarkable advance in argumentation studies, providing the researcher with a theoretical and methodological framework that enables the realization of a linguistic-discursive analysis of various persuasive corpora.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024624.v1
title: Rhetoric, argumentation and discourse under perspective

description: In this paper, we propose a retrospective study of rhetorical argumentation theories. We aim the reconstruction of the critical paths followed since the classical world, to contemporary research in the field of discourse analysis. We initially discuss classical rhetoric and then we present the principles of the New Rhetoric, by Chaïm Perelman, and argumentation in discourse, by Ruth Amossy. After identifying and correlating the main aspects of each theoretical basis, we concluded that the New Rhetoric is a philosophical model whose categories have practical difficulties of operation, due to its high degree of abstraction. Thus, to articulate the philosophical assumptions of Perelman and the contributions of discourse analysis, Amossy promotes a remarkable advance in argumentation studies, providing the researcher with a theoretical and methodological framework that enables the realization of a linguistic-discursive analysis of various persuasive corpora.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024626
title: A neurolinguistic approach to the narrative text: a theoretical perspective

description: The narrative text permeates human experience. However, narrative understanding is not a simple task, since its comprehension goes through different levels, as proposed by Kintsch; Van Dijk (1978, 1983), Van Dijk (1992, 2010), Kintsch (1998), Kintsch; Rawson (2013), in The Model of Text Processing. From the perspective of Neurolinguistics, we bring the following questions: How narrative text is processed by the cerebral hemispheres? What do experimental neuroimaging studies tell us about it? Which brain areas are embedded in the processing of narrative? In order to discuss these issues based on the literature, and to offer theoretical background for research in this field, we bring contributions from Linguistics and Neurosciences about how the cerebral hemispheres cooperate to process the narrative text.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024626.v1
title: A neurolinguistic approach to the narrative text: a theoretical perspective

description: The narrative text permeates human experience. However, narrative understanding is not a simple task, since its comprehension goes through different levels, as proposed by Kintsch; Van Dijk (1978, 1983), Van Dijk (1992, 2010), Kintsch (1998), Kintsch; Rawson (2013), in The Model of Text Processing. From the perspective of Neurolinguistics, we bring the following questions: How narrative text is processed by the cerebral hemispheres? What do experimental neuroimaging studies tell us about it? Which brain areas are embedded in the processing of narrative? In order to discuss these issues based on the literature, and to offer theoretical background for research in this field, we bring contributions from Linguistics and Neurosciences about how the cerebral hemispheres cooperate to process the narrative text.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024632
title: INFERENCES IN ADVERTISEMENTS: EXEMPLIFYING WITH RELEVANCE THEORY

description: Ever since Sperber and Wilson presented their theory of relevance, a lot of work has been done to corroborate or to refute it as the best available communication theory. What is known is that throughout the years not only linguists but cognitive theorists in general have applied the principles of Relevance theory to explain different phenomena concerning aspects of human communication. Our paper is no different. It discusses the possibilities of analysing advertisements with verbal and visual elements through relevance theory, specifically in terms of what triggers inferential comprehension in such pieces. The three pieces analysed do not engage in selling marketing products, but they sell ideas that become ostensive by means of merging visual and linguistic inputs to inferential understanding of what they mean.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024632.v1
title: INFERENCES IN ADVERTISEMENTS: EXEMPLIFYING WITH RELEVANCE THEORY

description: Ever since Sperber and Wilson presented their theory of relevance, a lot of work has been done to corroborate or to refute it as the best available communication theory. What is known is that throughout the years not only linguists but cognitive theorists in general have applied the principles of Relevance theory to explain different phenomena concerning aspects of human communication. Our paper is no different. It discusses the possibilities of analysing advertisements with verbal and visual elements through relevance theory, specifically in terms of what triggers inferential comprehension in such pieces. The three pieces analysed do not engage in selling marketing products, but they sell ideas that become ostensive by means of merging visual and linguistic inputs to inferential understanding of what they mean.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024637
title: Additional file 1 of PIKAChU: a Python-based informatics kit for analysing chemical units

description: Additional file 1: True failed SMILES. SMILES failed because of incorrect chemistry.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024637.v1
title: Additional file 1 of PIKAChU: a Python-based informatics kit for analysing chemical units

description: Additional file 1: True failed SMILES. SMILES failed because of incorrect chemistry.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024645
title: THE MECHANISM OF HUMOUR UNDER RELEVANCE-THEORETIC PERSPECTIVE

description: In this paper, I present a model to explain the mechanism of humour, combining the concept of bisociation as proposed by Koestler (1964) with the cognitive and the communicative principles of relevance as proposed by Sperber and Wilson (1986/1995). I suggest that the development of humour occurs by recourse to bisociation, which, in turn, is reflected by the junction of an enthymeme and a paradox. In order to interpret the result of the fusion of these logical procedures in some jokes, I develop an analysis based on the relevance-theoretic comprehension procedure. I finally propose the concept of paradoxical implicated conclusion, a phenomenon that only occurs in humorous genre.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024645.v1
title: THE MECHANISM OF HUMOUR UNDER RELEVANCE-THEORETIC PERSPECTIVE

description: In this paper, I present a model to explain the mechanism of humour, combining the concept of bisociation as proposed by Koestler (1964) with the cognitive and the communicative principles of relevance as proposed by Sperber and Wilson (1986/1995). I suggest that the development of humour occurs by recourse to bisociation, which, in turn, is reflected by the junction of an enthymeme and a paradox. In order to interpret the result of the fusion of these logical procedures in some jokes, I develop an analysis based on the relevance-theoretic comprehension procedure. I finally propose the concept of paradoxical implicated conclusion, a phenomenon that only occurs in humorous genre.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024647.v1
title: INFERENCES AND INTERFACES: VALIDITY AND RELEVANCE

description: The Ancient Greeks, since the sophists' texts represented threats to legitimate reasoning anchored in the notion of truth, tried to examine the relationship among valid, informal and fallacious arguments. Aristotle distinguished mainly formal ways of abstractions from the daily practical uses, addressing the relationships between the logical forms and the interferences of content. This paper, motivated by this script of insights, investigates problems concerning logical operators, relations of sense, probability, entailment and their properties in natural language, constituted as inferences in the logical-cognitive-communicative interface. For that, foundations of classical-propositional-logic are brought closer together with the ones from semantics, pragmatics and an inspiring notion of relevance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024647
title: INFERENCES AND INTERFACES: VALIDITY AND RELEVANCE

description: The Ancient Greeks, since the sophists' texts represented threats to legitimate reasoning anchored in the notion of truth, tried to examine the relationship among valid, informal and fallacious arguments. Aristotle distinguished mainly formal ways of abstractions from the daily practical uses, addressing the relationships between the logical forms and the interferences of content. This paper, motivated by this script of insights, investigates problems concerning logical operators, relations of sense, probability, entailment and their properties in natural language, constituted as inferences in the logical-cognitive-communicative interface. For that, foundations of classical-propositional-logic are brought closer together with the ones from semantics, pragmatics and an inspiring notion of relevance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024650
title: Representing and intervening: language, discursive practice and performativity

description: Based on the concept of discursive practice (MAINGUENEAU, 1989), which sees it as the simultaneous production of texts and of a community in a reciprocal relationship in which that community produces texts that in turn give visibility to it, this paper explores a key point of contact between language and reality. In order to approach two media news, the analysis of the performative nature of reported actions (AUSTIN, 1975) and the explicitation of singularities of the illocutionary (DELEUZE; GUATTARI, 1995) will be a device to argue that, before representing the world, speech is a way of intervening in it.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024650.v1
title: Representing and intervening: language, discursive practice and performativity

description: Based on the concept of discursive practice (MAINGUENEAU, 1989), which sees it as the simultaneous production of texts and of a community in a reciprocal relationship in which that community produces texts that in turn give visibility to it, this paper explores a key point of contact between language and reality. In order to approach two media news, the analysis of the performative nature of reported actions (AUSTIN, 1975) and the explicitation of singularities of the illocutionary (DELEUZE; GUATTARI, 1995) will be a device to argue that, before representing the world, speech is a way of intervening in it.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024651
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.