O CCA como uma comunidade de praticas : uma analise das interações do Centro de Convivencia de Afasicos / CCA as a community of practices : an analysis of the interactions at the Aphasic Social Centre

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2007

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The interactive practices of the Aphasic Social Centre (henceforth, CCA), constitute a matter, which is rather interesting for the analysis of the relation among language, cognition and social life. CCA, which is in the Institute of Language Studies at UNICAMP, is an area of interaction between aphasic and non-aphasic people, which aims to, methodologically, evoke in weekly meetings, significant routines of life in society, which involves several signification processes (verbal and non-verbal) as well as many language practices, that mobilize pragmatic, textual and speech resources. Throughout this view, this work aims to analyze and describe the CCA language practices according to the community of practice concept properties (Wenger, 1998), hereafter: i) the mutual engagement (which is about a regular, routine interaction); ii) the joined enterprise (which is not about a shared aim in the beginning, but to a negotiated enterprise that involves complex relations of mutual adjustments and deals); iii) the joined resource shared report for the negotiation of the social view. For such task, we will mention the contrasts of the community of practice concept related to a methodological concept which is widely spread in the sociolinguistic literature; the concept of speech community. We intend, through an analysis of the fragments of interaction between aphasic and non-aphasic subjects, emphasize the gain that the community of practice concept aggregates for the analysis of interactions in the field of Sociolinguistic and the expanding of CCA characterization as a community of practices for some specific questions in the field of Neurolinguistic

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speech community afasia sociolinguistica interação community of practices sociolinguistics aphasia comunidades de pratica comunidades de fala interaction

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