De “Grandes” a Pequenas Estórias: contribuições de uma nova perspectiva para a análise da narrativa

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  • Mércia Regina Santana Flannery Universidade da Pensilvânia

Abstract

Este trabalho discute dois modelos teóricos para a análise da narrativa, a partir da identificação deste tipo textual enquanto a) artefato elaborado por um ou mais falantes, recapitulando experiências pessoais, composto de seções específicas e; b) construto temporalmente organizado, cuja extensão e formato não são fixos. No primeiro caso, o foco são as narrativas completas do modelo Laboviano. No segundo, incluem-se as “pequenas estórias” (Georgakopoulou 2007), foco da mais recente linha analítica. Exemplificamos a análise de narrativas orais, coletadas em português, que emergiram no contexto de conversas-entrevista, nas quais os falantes descreviam experiências de racismo.

Author Biography

Mércia Regina Santana Flannery, Universidade da Pensilvânia

Possui mestrado em Letras pela Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (2000), mestrado em Linguística - Georgetown University (2005) e doutorado em Linguística - Georgetown University (2005). Atualmente é da Universidade da Pensilvânia.

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2010-07-16

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Flannery, M. R. S. (2010). De “Grandes” a Pequenas Estórias: contribuições de uma nova perspectiva para a análise da narrativa. Revista Investigações, 23(2), 117–142. Retrieved from https://periodicos.ufpe.br/revistas/INV/article/view/1403

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Vol. 23 No. 2 (2010): Revista Investigações - Linguística

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Artigo - Linguística (seção livre)

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