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Linguagem em (Dis)curso (Impr.) is a three times a year publication open to contributors from Brazil and abroad with a focus on issues relating to the fields of text and discourse.

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Linguagem em (Dis)curso, Volume: 24, Published: 2024

Latest articles

NINE-YEAR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION: A DISCURSIVE VIEW ON THE INVISIBILITY AT SCHOOL

AUTHORSHIP AND STYLE IN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS’ READING JOURNALS

RESEARCH AS AN ETHICAL AND POLITICAL ACT: DISCOURSE, AND LANGUAGE TEACHING AND LEARNING IN APPLIED LINGUISTICS

FROM THE THEATRICALIZATION OF POLITICAL DISCOURSE TO THE POLITICS OF THE PERFORMATIVE

MARIA MARTA FURLANETTO AND THE CHRONOTOPIA: A STEP BEYOND BAKHTIN

ARGUMENTUM AD ANTIQUINOVITATEM AS STRATEGY OF NOSTALGIC PERSUASION IN ADVERTISING DISCOURSE

POLITICAL BOUNDARIES IN LANGUAGE POLICIES: A DISCUSSION ON INSTITUTIONAL SETTINGS

Thought and Language: Vygotsky’s Development Hypothesis Revisited by Psychoanalysis

“Dialogue with the Deaf”: Science as a Shield

The Study of Language and Expressive Intonation: On the Methodological Organization

Word Crisis: Notes for a Revision of the Sartre & Barthes Intertext

Psychoanalysis and the Writing of the Self: A Writing about Writing

Pêcheux’s Melancholy, or On the Virtues of Apostasy

Larp: A Political Slang? An Essay on the Emergence of the Use of the Term

EPISTEMIC RELATIONS AND LINGUISTIC IMPOLITENESS IN TWITTER/X COMMENTS ON A PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE

DELEUZE AND GUATTARI’S PHILOSOPHY OF DISCOURSE: POSSIBILITIES FOR DISCOURSE ANALYSIS

MULTIMODAL ANALYSIS OF DISCOURSES IN INSTAGRAM POSTS FOR WORLD BREASTFEEDING WEEK

PANDEMIC AND OPPRESSIVE DISCOURSES: CARNAVALIZATION, LAUGH AND THE GROTESQUE BODY AS SUBVERSIVE ACTS IN CARTOONS

LANGUAGE IDEOLOGIES BETWEEN INVENTIONS AND AFFECTS: A FEMINIST CONTRIBUTION

GROTESQUE REPRESENTATIONS OF A FORMER PRESIDENT: SEMIODISCURSIVE ISSUES

On the Fact of Language in the Constitution of Public Policy: Archive, Memories, and Imaginary

Education, Subjectivity, and Scientific Discourse on Disability: An Intersectional Approach

Lingua Franca, Race, and Gender in an English Language Textbook Approved by the PNLD 2020

Discursive Perspective in Teacher Training: Enunciative Resonances of a Traditional Language Approach

Fake News about Covid-19: Dialogical Relationships between Persuasion Techniques and Legitimacy and Credibility Effects

Discursive Strategies of Disinformation about Covid-19: Interdiscursivity and Truth Effects in Youtube Videos

BUY MY EMOJI: AN ANALYSIS OF ADS IN TWITTER/X

The Performativity of Female Bodies that Do Not Silence: The Indexicalizations of Fibromyalgia

Discourses about Animals in Contemporary Brazilian Society

Apposition as the Basis of the Anti-Leftist Discourse in Brazilian Corporate Media

The Place of João Henrique de Matos in the History of the Apurinã Language: A Discursive Study

HIV and AIDS in Literature: a Discourse Analysis of Characters from the Novel O tribunal da quinta-feira

The Discursive (Co)Construction of Memorialistic Events in Oral Interviews

Between Ilka Soares and Clarice Lispector: The Discursive Ethos in the Female Column “Só para mulheres”

Refusal Speech: Main Strategies of Shona, English, and Portuguese Speakers

Political Discourses in Crisis: Duhalde (2002), Fernández de Kirchner (2008) y Fernández (2020) as Politicians-Teachers

News

Accessibility in the SciELO Program: current status and future prospects – Part 2

Accessibility in the SciELO Program: current status and future prospects – Part 1

New tool to assess equity in scholarly communication models

Editorial policies for inclusion and diversity in the Revista Brasileira de Estudos da Presença

Art as a Vehicle and Jerzy Grotowski’s Investigations Beyond the 20th Century

Metamorphosis, friction or symbiosis between body and animated forms in the work of Ilka Schönbein

Presence as a field of research in the performing arts

Performing Arts research highlighted on the blog “SciELO in Perspective”

An Analysis of the Epistemological Foundations of Machine Learning

Tracing the origins of ‘publish or perish’ [Originally published in the LSE Impact blog in July/2024]

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