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The prospection of “The formal apparatus of enunciation”
| Summary: | The present paper aims to analyze Émile Benveniste’s article titled The formal apparatus of enunciation (1970), usually considered a work of methodological systematization of the enunciative study developed by the linguist over three decades. In complementarity with such perspective, the goal here is to highlight its prospective and widening aspects regarding the study of enunciation. To do so, four points are emphasized, from which new perspectives for enunciative analysis are made possible. They are: a) the aspect of vocal realization of language; b) the aspect of semantization of language; c) the resized aspect of the formal framework of its realization; d) the last paragraph of the article, in which Benveniste addresses the future developments of the enunciative study. |
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| Main Authors: | Aresi, Fábio |
| Subject: | Enunciation. Formal apparatus of enunciation. Enunciative analysis. Enunciação. Aparelho formal da enunciação. Análise enunciativa. |
| Year: | 2019 |
| Country: | Brazil |
| Document type: | article |
| Access type: | unknown |
| Associated institution: | IBICT |
| Language: | Portuguese |
| Origin: | Oasisbr |
| Summary: | The present paper aims to analyze Émile Benveniste’s article titled The formal apparatus of enunciation (1970), usually considered a work of methodological systematization of the enunciative study developed by the linguist over three decades. In complementarity with such perspective, the goal here is to highlight its prospective and widening aspects regarding the study of enunciation. To do so, four points are emphasized, from which new perspectives for enunciative analysis are made possible. They are: a) the aspect of vocal realization of language; b) the aspect of semantization of language; c) the resized aspect of the formal framework of its realization; d) the last paragraph of the article, in which Benveniste addresses the future developments of the enunciative study. |
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