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Enunciação e subjetividade

Authors: James Washington Alves dos Santos;

Enunciação e subjetividade

Abstract

Neste artigo, vamos trabalhar as noções de enunciação e subjetividade, a partir do gênero carta, produzida como complemento ao conto de Dalton Trevisan intitulado: “Apelo”. Para este intuito, usamos as respostas ao texto feitas pelos alunos do 1º período do curso de Letras Inglês/Português da UNEAL (3 respostas), que se caracterizam como exercício da disciplina de Leitura e Produção de Texto. Metodologicamente, esta análise se coloca como um caminho a ser trabalhado qualitativamente em sala de aula, a saber: pelo uso de exercícios de complemento textual para leitura de gêneros literários (epopeias, narrativas e poesias líricas), tanto quanto para gêneros discursivos (carta, conto, cordel etc.). Assim, este artigo busca definir teoricamente, dentro do gênero discursivo carta, o que seria a interação na linguagem, produzindo sentido de enunciação, bem como a importância da consciência do ‘eu’ para a produção e a leitura do texto, constituindo a realidade fundamental da linguagem.

Keywords

Subjetividade, Leitura, Produção textual, L, Enunciação, Education

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