Folhetim : uma cronica da lingua / Bulletin : a chronicle of the language

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DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2006

RESUMO

This thesis basically works the constituent relation between language and literature meaning the writing of bulletin from the double bias: on one hand, it seeks to understand the ways the Brazilian language occurs as symbolic materiality to the literary production of bulletin and, on the other hand, as this literature produces knowledge about the language, in this moment of institution and stabilization in the second half of century XIX in Brazil. The process of the Portuguese language grammatization in Brazil, under the nationalistic Romanticism discourseability, foments the tension of meanings between the writing speech and the orality speech, giving visibility even in the route of bulletin writing. Taking by Mato-grossenses newspaper publications, we constitute the bulletin literary writing - second half of century XIX - the corpus of our analyses. The contradiction of meanings installs as long as the structurally writing from the western citizen , confronts in its own limits with practical orality, giving different configurations to the Brazilian language and literary writing. The set of publications of bulletin in this period narrates the discoursive process of formularization and stabilization of our Brazilian language, whose narrative outcome is established with the publication of the chronicle. The chronicle starts to function as the esthetic speech of the language materializing itself constituently in literature for the discoursive procedures of the literary writing and in the language, for the discoursive game of its constituent plasticity, defining itself as capable symbolic materiality of poetry. Therefore, bulletin: a chronicle of the language

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analise do discurso history and criticism cronicas discourse analysis bulletins lingua portugesa - historia e critica chronicles literary discourse portuguese language folhetins discursos literarios

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