Banca de DEFESA: MARIA DO SOCORRO OLIVEIRA

Uma banca de DEFESA de DOUTORADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.
DISCENTE : MARIA DO SOCORRO OLIVEIRA
DATA : 23/08/2016
HORA: 08:00
LOCAL: Auditório "E" do CCHLA
TÍTULO:

ENUNCIATIVE RESPONSIBILITY IN POLICE INQUIRY

PALAVRAS-CHAVES:

Textual analysis of speeches. Argumentation. Language marks. Argumentative orientation. Enunciative responsibility.

PÁGINAS: 190
GRANDE ÁREA: Lingüística, Letras e Artes
ÁREA: Lingüística
SUBÁREA: Teoria e Análise Lingüística
RESUMO:

This thesis is to research the object enunciative responsibility associated with the argumentative component in police inquiry documents. Thus, it is developed with a focus on enunciation and argumentative effects of the statements. The questions that guide are: a) how does the enunciation responsibility for police inquiry documents? b) how to give argumentative orientation in police inquiry documents? In the face of the questions, the general objective of the research is to investigate the enunciative responsibility in the police inquiry. The specific objectives are to analyze how does the argument in police inquiry documents; study how the taking or not taking the enunciation responsability directs arguably the reader to build the desired directions in these documents. Our hypothesis is that by assuming responsibility expository or point of view, the enunciator is making a referral argumentative language, which is directed according to a direction used to achieve a particular purpose argumentative as the utterer's intentions. The research is located in the general theoretical framework of linguistic text specifically on the assumptions of Textual Analysis of the Discourses (ATD), proposed by Adam (2011), with emphasis on the theory of enunciation. According to Adam (2011), the enunciative responsibility notion refers to resources that the enunciator can use to take ownership of the language and take their point of view or assign it to another. This is one of the constitutive dimensions of the proposition-statement, along with the discursive representation and the illocutionary value. As for the methodological aspects, it is a documentary research, descriptive basis, a qualitative approach that investigates a corpus consisting of nine police inquirys arising from complaints registered in a Police Specialized in Assistance to Women. Regarding the analysis procedures, we apply the eight categories cited by Adam (2011), considered able to score the degree of enunciative responsibility of a proposition, namely the rates of people, space deictics and temporal tenses, the modalities, the different types of representation of speech, the information mediators frames, the phenomena of autonímica modalization, indications of a support perceptions and thoughts reported. The results show that the linguistic marks of enunciation responsibility focus on the argumentative orientation of the statements, since such language marks are related to the views of enunciators operating in enunciation framework of these documents and can help to indicate an approach or distancing of these enunciators according to the argumentative orientation of the statements. We conclude that the argumentative orientation in police inquiry documents can contribute to incriminate or defend the accused. These results emphasize also the importance of the study of the categories adopted for analysis, especially with regard to compositional and enunciative aspects of the documents constituting police inquiry. The analysis provides a systematic understanding of the function of the categories applied in the documents, referring to its role in the discursive tradition of such documents.

MEMBROS DA BANCA:
Presidente - 337223 - JOAO GOMES DA SILVA NETO
Interno - 2194174 - ANA GRACA CANAN
Interno - 349707 - LUIS ALVARO SGADARI PASSEGGI
Interno - 349685 - MARIA DAS GRACAS SOARES RODRIGUES
Externo à Instituição - CELIA MARIA MEDEIROS BARBOSA DA SILVA - UnP
Externo à Instituição - GIOVANNI DAMELE - ULISBOA
Externo à Instituição - ROSALICE BOTELHO WAKIM SOUZA PINTO - UNL