Cartazes de junho de 2013 em Belo Horizonte: funcionamento das formas de enunciação compartilhadas
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https://doi.org/10.51359/2175-294x.2019.240501Keywords:
protests from june, poster, manifestation, discourse.Abstract
This paper aims to analyze the posters held in the protests of June 2013, in Belo Horizonte, from the perspective of the concepts of "particitation" and "hyperenunciator" (Maingueneau, 2005). Therefore, this work is based on the discourse analysis of the French line anditquestions the shared enunciation structuresthat integrate the enunciating subjects in the "political manifestation"scene. From the analysis of 12 posters that make up our corpus, we show that these statements present linguistic-discursive elements that support the identity of a collectivity and manifest a common point of view, which validates this enunciative scene.References
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MAINGUENEAU, D. A noção de hiperenunciador. In: Polifonia, Cuiabá, EdUFMT, n. 10, 2005, p. 75-97.
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