cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024755.v1
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.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024756
title: The (dis)order of the Image in Brazilian Political Communication: Analytical Possibilities from Discursive Theorical-Notion of Relations of Inter-Scenography

description: Abstract In this text, that the image while " an operator of social memory within our culture" like any other discourse, is engendered by a discursive order as well as by a discursive disorder and that these discursive(dis)orders occur in generic scenes quite marked institutionally. By assuming that the postulate from different discursive(dis)orders construct not only verbal, but also the image, our specific question in this paper is how, in a discursive way, can we apprehend this (dis)order image in the digital political communication? What conceptual tools could we mobilize to understand the(dis)order of the image in political communication? Those questions we are supporting theoretically and methodologically on Dominique Maingueneau's propositions (2006 and 2013b), more specifically in the conceptual triad encompassing scene, generic scene and scenography, making the last notion creak while discursive relations of inter-scenography and, for this paper, it was collected a small set of images, specifically photographs, that circulated in Brazilian's digital media and social networks between the years 2011-2015, as a political communication about the political actor Dilma Rousseff.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024758.v1
title: Between event and memory: discourses about Pope Francis in large circulation magazine covers

description: This work carries out an analysis of the discourses about Pope Francis on the cover of large circulation magazines, both national and from abroad. Specifically we discuss if the choice of the new Pope may be considered as an event in the terms defined by the French tradition of discourse analysis. The concepts of event and memory are used here side by side, because the event has a relation with the memory. We argument that the meaning effects created about the new Pope is related to its characterization as an event. We also discuss that the media constructs and transforms this event into a spectacle. Other concepts like interpretation, pedagogical discourse and populism are also discussed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024756.v1
title: The (dis)order of the Image in Brazilian Political Communication: Analytical Possibilities from Discursive Theorical-Notion of Relations of Inter-Scenography

description: Abstract In this text, that the image while " an operator of social memory within our culture" like any other discourse, is engendered by a discursive order as well as by a discursive disorder and that these discursive(dis)orders occur in generic scenes quite marked institutionally. By assuming that the postulate from different discursive(dis)orders construct not only verbal, but also the image, our specific question in this paper is how, in a discursive way, can we apprehend this (dis)order image in the digital political communication? What conceptual tools could we mobilize to understand the(dis)order of the image in political communication? Those questions we are supporting theoretically and methodologically on Dominique Maingueneau's propositions (2006 and 2013b), more specifically in the conceptual triad encompassing scene, generic scene and scenography, making the last notion creak while discursive relations of inter-scenography and, for this paper, it was collected a small set of images, specifically photographs, that circulated in Brazilian's digital media and social networks between the years 2011-2015, as a political communication about the political actor Dilma Rousseff.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024759
title: School written production on practicum reports from a licentiate in Letters

description: In this paper we analyze proposals of written production developed by undergraduate students, who takes a degree (licentiate) in Letters Course at the subject Supervised Practicum in Portuguese Language, guided by the theoretical notion of textual genre (BRAZIL, 1998). We characterize this research as qualitative, interpretive, from empirical and documental foundation, because it aims at understanding / interpreting the cultural meanings of actions in a context-based set, and in this case, contextualized didactics activities in supervised practicums reports. In the survey, we investigate the relocation of theoretical knowledge on school writing held within the educational institutions involved. We problematize the didactization work directly linked to the degree, which can add knowledge to the scientific literature produced on practices of written proposals by Portuguese teachers in a work situation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024758
title: Between event and memory: discourses about Pope Francis in large circulation magazine covers

description: This work carries out an analysis of the discourses about Pope Francis on the cover of large circulation magazines, both national and from abroad. Specifically we discuss if the choice of the new Pope may be considered as an event in the terms defined by the French tradition of discourse analysis. The concepts of event and memory are used here side by side, because the event has a relation with the memory. We argument that the meaning effects created about the new Pope is related to its characterization as an event. We also discuss that the media constructs and transforms this event into a spectacle. Other concepts like interpretation, pedagogical discourse and populism are also discussed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024759.v1
title: School written production on practicum reports from a licentiate in Letters

description: In this paper we analyze proposals of written production developed by undergraduate students, who takes a degree (licentiate) in Letters Course at the subject Supervised Practicum in Portuguese Language, guided by the theoretical notion of textual genre (BRAZIL, 1998). We characterize this research as qualitative, interpretive, from empirical and documental foundation, because it aims at understanding / interpreting the cultural meanings of actions in a context-based set, and in this case, contextualized didactics activities in supervised practicums reports. In the survey, we investigate the relocation of theoretical knowledge on school writing held within the educational institutions involved. We problematize the didactization work directly linked to the degree, which can add knowledge to the scientific literature produced on practices of written proposals by Portuguese teachers in a work situation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024765
title: Conversation in aphasia: An analysis of the discursive topic and conversational turn under a textual-interactive perspective

description: This article aims at analyzing excerpts of an interaction in a group of practice of aphasic and non-aphasic people in order to demonstrate the developments of the discursive topic and the conversational time. To achieve this goal, the theoretical approach of this work is grounded in the textual-interactive perspective, developed at the interface between Textual Linguistics and Conversation Analysis. The analyses show that the aphasic group members, when inserted in conversational situations, act in exchanges of conversational time and development of the topic, contributing to the engagement and maintenance of the conversation. These results enable an observation that even up against undeniable linguistic deficits entailed by aphasia, aphasics demonstrate that the knowledge of conversational rules have not been destroyed or lost as a result of the condition of the linguistic system. They also recognize the textual-interactive configuration of conversation expressed by movements of the topic and dynamics time.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024764
title: Causality and place in interactional narrative practice: the macro-story of violence in the neighborhood

description: With an orientation towards the new frontiers in studies of everyday life narratives (CARRANZA, 2010, 2015a; WORTHAM; RHODES, 2015), this paper proposes considering macro-story to be the result of integrating a set of narratives into a collage story which is assembled by the receiver and from the receiver's perspective, just as is done in some institutional procedures. The observed social practice belongs to the judicial domain, it is carried out at a district attorney office and encompasses the reception of depositions for the preparation of a criminal case. The methodology applied includes ethnographic fieldwork, narrative analysis and the use of visual and statistical information which enhances the interpretation of the narrated events and of the experiences in the place of residence. The present study reveals the importance of the causal connections established in the diegetic world and the meanings associated with the dimension of place. It also shows the usefulness of observing series of connected speech events and exploring the textual sets and trajectories that emerge from them.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024764.v1
title: Causality and place in interactional narrative practice: the macro-story of violence in the neighborhood

description: With an orientation towards the new frontiers in studies of everyday life narratives (CARRANZA, 2010, 2015a; WORTHAM; RHODES, 2015), this paper proposes considering macro-story to be the result of integrating a set of narratives into a collage story which is assembled by the receiver and from the receiver's perspective, just as is done in some institutional procedures. The observed social practice belongs to the judicial domain, it is carried out at a district attorney office and encompasses the reception of depositions for the preparation of a criminal case. The methodology applied includes ethnographic fieldwork, narrative analysis and the use of visual and statistical information which enhances the interpretation of the narrated events and of the experiences in the place of residence. The present study reveals the importance of the causal connections established in the diegetic world and the meanings associated with the dimension of place. It also shows the usefulness of observing series of connected speech events and exploring the textual sets and trajectories that emerge from them.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024765.v1
title: Conversation in aphasia: An analysis of the discursive topic and conversational turn under a textual-interactive perspective

description: This article aims at analyzing excerpts of an interaction in a group of practice of aphasic and non-aphasic people in order to demonstrate the developments of the discursive topic and the conversational time. To achieve this goal, the theoretical approach of this work is grounded in the textual-interactive perspective, developed at the interface between Textual Linguistics and Conversation Analysis. The analyses show that the aphasic group members, when inserted in conversational situations, act in exchanges of conversational time and development of the topic, contributing to the engagement and maintenance of the conversation. These results enable an observation that even up against undeniable linguistic deficits entailed by aphasia, aphasics demonstrate that the knowledge of conversational rules have not been destroyed or lost as a result of the condition of the linguistic system. They also recognize the textual-interactive configuration of conversation expressed by movements of the topic and dynamics time.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024771
title: From the semiotics of passions to emotions as effects: the affective dimension from a pragmatic perspective

description: In this paper, we intend to revisit the discussion on affectivity as object of semiotics, in order to retrace the path towards a socio-semiotics of emotions of Piercian roots. Thereunto, we address in the role this paradigm assigns to the corporal in cognition, establishing a significant distance from the structuralist tradition. After a brief analysis of the relationships established between emotional and logical interpretant, we intend to outline a hypothesis about emotions as effects of meaning: we argue that what we call emotions would be a particular type of signs characterized by the relevance acquired in them by emotional interpretants. Afterwards, we introduce the reader to the matter of the distinction between emotions and feelings, steering the discussion toward the manner in which the discursive construction of these feelings may affect the production of the rules governing the emotional production in a given community.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024771.v1
title: From the semiotics of passions to emotions as effects: the affective dimension from a pragmatic perspective

description: In this paper, we intend to revisit the discussion on affectivity as object of semiotics, in order to retrace the path towards a socio-semiotics of emotions of Piercian roots. Thereunto, we address in the role this paradigm assigns to the corporal in cognition, establishing a significant distance from the structuralist tradition. After a brief analysis of the relationships established between emotional and logical interpretant, we intend to outline a hypothesis about emotions as effects of meaning: we argue that what we call emotions would be a particular type of signs characterized by the relevance acquired in them by emotional interpretants. Afterwards, we introduce the reader to the matter of the distinction between emotions and feelings, steering the discussion toward the manner in which the discursive construction of these feelings may affect the production of the rules governing the emotional production in a given community.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024773
title: The body in the urban space: between discipline, punish and signify

description: Abstract The body, as discursive object is a significant materiality, in which return and resound memories and discourses, introducing identifying processes. In this way, we think how the body, in the urban space, has been represented and understood as textuality. We do this by two points of view: by Foucault and by Pêcheux, emphasizing that the discourse is the meeting point between both. On one hand, we attempt for a disciplined and punished body and for a coercive society that authorizes, by itself, the justice; and on the other hand, for the ideology that naturalizes the discipline and punish, and the memories that means discursive practices around of to 'make' justice, judge and condemn. Thereunto, we take a part of Veja magazine cover (February, 2014), in view of the disciplined and punished body and the body that means by memory and ideology in a society that represents itself as righteous, but not always just.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024773.v1
title: The body in the urban space: between discipline, punish and signify

description: Abstract The body, as discursive object is a significant materiality, in which return and resound memories and discourses, introducing identifying processes. In this way, we think how the body, in the urban space, has been represented and understood as textuality. We do this by two points of view: by Foucault and by Pêcheux, emphasizing that the discourse is the meeting point between both. On one hand, we attempt for a disciplined and punished body and for a coercive society that authorizes, by itself, the justice; and on the other hand, for the ideology that naturalizes the discipline and punish, and the memories that means discursive practices around of to 'make' justice, judge and condemn. Thereunto, we take a part of Veja magazine cover (February, 2014), in view of the disciplined and punished body and the body that means by memory and ideology in a society that represents itself as righteous, but not always just.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024779.v1
title: Feminist activism on the internet: how argumentation in discourses about violation during childbirth works

description: Abstract In this study, we examine the discursive and argumentative categories of activist feminist discourses, prioritizing the lexical-semantic meta-discourses which textualize medical violation against women during childbirth, in other words, linguistic formulations that materialize the way in which power relations cross over and comprise these discourses. We question, therefore, evidence ideologically constructed concerning the categories of violation and activism by using a discursive approach, which enables us to analyze and problematize discourses designated as feminist and textualized in digital materiality. Our interest focuses on how naming and testimonies in activist blogs work, which are considered places of interpreting and reformulating experiences of violation in digital space.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024779
title: Feminist activism on the internet: how argumentation in discourses about violation during childbirth works

description: Abstract In this study, we examine the discursive and argumentative categories of activist feminist discourses, prioritizing the lexical-semantic meta-discourses which textualize medical violation against women during childbirth, in other words, linguistic formulations that materialize the way in which power relations cross over and comprise these discourses. We question, therefore, evidence ideologically constructed concerning the categories of violation and activism by using a discursive approach, which enables us to analyze and problematize discourses designated as feminist and textualized in digital materiality. Our interest focuses on how naming and testimonies in activist blogs work, which are considered places of interpreting and reformulating experiences of violation in digital space.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024783
title: The racism in job advertisements in the 20th century

description: Abstract In this article, we verified the ways in which phenotypical and behavioral criteria have contributed to worsen social and economic inequality between white and non-white people in the State of São Paulo, in the beginning of the 20th century. Our corpus comprises 20 advertisements, offer and demand for jobs in the newspapers Correio Paulistano and O Estado de S.Paulo, both of great influence in São Paulo's society. This choice may be justified in terms of the documental characteristics inherent to this discursive genre. In our analysis, we have used as our theoretical presuppositions Fairclough's Critical Discourse Analysis - CDA (2003; 2008), as well as Van Dijk's studies (2010) on racism. In this perspective, genre is considered as a mode of action, one of the representations that Fairclough confers to discourse. It was comprehended as an element of social practices, and analyzed in a sociopolitical and ideological context in which the texts were produced.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024783.v1
title: The racism in job advertisements in the 20th century

description: Abstract In this article, we verified the ways in which phenotypical and behavioral criteria have contributed to worsen social and economic inequality between white and non-white people in the State of São Paulo, in the beginning of the 20th century. Our corpus comprises 20 advertisements, offer and demand for jobs in the newspapers Correio Paulistano and O Estado de S.Paulo, both of great influence in São Paulo's society. This choice may be justified in terms of the documental characteristics inherent to this discursive genre. In our analysis, we have used as our theoretical presuppositions Fairclough's Critical Discourse Analysis - CDA (2003; 2008), as well as Van Dijk's studies (2010) on racism. In this perspective, genre is considered as a mode of action, one of the representations that Fairclough confers to discourse. It was comprehended as an element of social practices, and analyzed in a sociopolitical and ideological context in which the texts were produced.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024815.v1
title: "DO YOU NEED TO KNOW THE PERSON TO DONATE?" FACEWORK STRATEGIES IN BRAZILIAN BLOOD DONATIONCAMPAIGNS: A MULTIMODAL ANALYSIS

description: Abstract The study intends to point out the analytic potential which the interrelation be tween the Politeness Theory (BROWN; LEVINSON, 1987) and the semiotic approach of the Grammar of Visual Design (KRESS; VAN LEEUWEN, 2006) can provide to the analy sis of politeness strategies used in the advertising of public communication. We carried out a qualitative analysis of two advertising pieces in blood donation campaigns conducted by the Brazilian Ministry of Health. The textual genres analyzed, a poster and a folder, are character ized by their semiotic multimodality; therefore, resources are used to gether to produce social meanings in tune with the interests and motivations of the producers. It was highlighted by the data analysis that, as the positive politeness strategies are used by the advertisers to try to get close to the addressees, the visual language is also handled according to certain standards, in order to capture the attention of the tar geted public. The corpus suggests that the visual structures reinforce the verbal strategies used to intensify the atmosphere of closeness between those involved in the interaction situation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024813
title: Laughters and soccer: an essay on the passions in sports media

description: Abstract This paper is the result of the initial theoretical discussions that underlie our researches about the interface between soccer and humorous discourse. In this text, we try to develop a reflection on a typology of laughter in the comics of humor (in this essay, specifically the charge), in which soccer is the theme central. Even admitting that the rivalry between opposing teams provides - in most cases - the triggering of a derision laugh or an evil laugh, our proposal aims to analyze, from the perspective of discourse analysis, the presence of meaning effects similar to other species of laughter as the happy and good, as Propp postulates in his Comicidade e Riso.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20024815
title: "DO YOU NEED TO KNOW THE PERSON TO DONATE?" FACEWORK STRATEGIES IN BRAZILIAN BLOOD DONATIONCAMPAIGNS: A MULTIMODAL ANALYSIS

description: Abstract The study intends to point out the analytic potential which the interrelation be tween the Politeness Theory (BROWN; LEVINSON, 1987) and the semiotic approach of the Grammar of Visual Design (KRESS; VAN LEEUWEN, 2006) can provide to the analy sis of politeness strategies used in the advertising of public communication. We carried out a qualitative analysis of two advertising pieces in blood donation campaigns conducted by the Brazilian Ministry of Health. The textual genres analyzed, a poster and a folder, are character ized by their semiotic multimodality; therefore, resources are used to gether to produce social meanings in tune with the interests and motivations of the producers. It was highlighted by the data analysis that, as the positive politeness strategies are used by the advertisers to try to get close to the addressees, the visual language is also handled according to certain standards, in order to capture the attention of the tar geted public. The corpus suggests that the visual structures reinforce the verbal strategies used to intensify the atmosphere of closeness between those involved in the interaction situation.