Uma Vida Alheia (Portuguese Edition)
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In other words, these authors understand genres by focusing on how the situation in which they were produced and their communicative purposes are expressed in texts. Tolchinsky , p. If we understand genres in the light of the situated perspective of Cognitive Science, which has considered the goals of cognitive actions as one of the structuring factors of meaning construction GERHARDT, , we can say that the idea of purpose attached to the generic dimension of texts grants to genre the prevalence over other frameworks.
In fact, learners, as they engage in the task of understanding texts, can easily define tenor, field, modality and register from the establishment of genre.
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Therefore, if we take the fact that there is no didactic consideration about this issue in Portuguese teaching-learning research, the comprehension of the genres studied in school turns out to result very precarious, as we will see in this paper. According to Eggins , register is the consideration of the microssocial level in the construction of textual coherence, besides the macrossocial level that defines its genre.
Eggins asserts that the constitutive relationship between text and context explores, in a great deal, the scarcity of linguistic materiality, and it permits register to define even the referential, explicit meaning of the enunciation. The author considers the frameworks tenor and field as taking part of the immediate context of the text, as composing the major discussion about register.
However, as tenor and field participate in the lexical-grammatical outlines of texts, in this paper we treat them as two independent and different aspects. This idea has led the authors to connect the concept of register to its usual approach: It is in this sense that we are observing the term register in this paper; we will verify that, given the inclusion of register among the curricular contents for Portuguese teaching-learning, it is a component frequently taken into consideration by students when keeping contact with texts in school.
In this paper, we also relate tenor to these factors - not in an institutional sense, assigned here to register, but in a more materialistic and physical sense. We assume the concept of tenor taking into account the relative positions of people when they engage in a given form of communication. It implies a continuous interactional gradation: Depending on the tenor, the enunciations produced, as well as the interactants, assume different conditions: Having in mind such conditions is an important feature for metalinguistic research. In Systemic-functional Linguistics, the field concerns the theme and contents of text.
The PCNs for Portuguese language teaching-learning have paid attention to this framework in a similar way, naming it system of reference, and defining that Portuguese teaching-learning in Brazil should privilege language productions destined to communication among people who do not necessarily share the same systems of reference, in other words, not visualizing the same physical or conceptual objects BRASIL, We will see that, in fact, this framework not only defines the lexical-grammatical constitution of texts, but it relates closely to their tenor: Although we can identify other language modalities besides oral and written communication, such as gestural language, we are limiting our observations to the relationships involving experiences with language that admit lexical-grammatical comparisons among each other.
As to Portuguese teaching-learning, the discussion about the differences between oral and written communication is the groundwork for the understanding that all experiences with language vary in many ways. In other words, what applied linguists identify are metalinguistic problems, in the sense that we are pointing here. In addition, these students, unable to make systematic comparisons between oral and written communication, do not become experts neither in one experience, nor in the other. The claims we made about the frameworks for meaning construction in texts will be employed for the analysis of the text that we have chosen to discuss in this paper.
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The website known as UOL Universo On Line in Portuguese is a Brazilian online service provider and internet service provider that keeps a board composed by teachers who correct dissertative-argumentative texts sent to them. It is a very useful tool for the students who are preparing themselves for examinations and public selections that include text evaluation.
Once a month, the teachers elaborate text proposals, and the candidates can send their texts to be assessed. The evaluation of the texts are displayed on the website one month after the submission. The great advantage of the UOL board for teachers and researchers on Portuguese teaching-learning is the fact that the materials produced and presented are not mandatory school tasks. Therefore, they can be seen as a result of the voluntary effort of the candidates in writing an argumentative-dissertative text in standard written Portuguese that deserves to be included among those that are evaluated by the board and displayed on the website UOL.
The text selected refers to the proposal presented in November , which requested that students write an argumentative-dissertative text in standard Portuguese discussing the following topic: Is it right to auction off virginity? This theme was based on the news that two young adults, a Russian man and a Brazilian woman, were auctioning off their virginity on a reality show. The proposal called for students to discuss the ethical implications of that event.
In relation to the the frameworks for meaning construction, we can say that the texts presented to the board should, in terms of genre , be dissertations; in terms of register , be formal texts; in terms of modality , be written texts; in terms of tenor , be offline interactions, with two types of interactants: We will employ these pieces of information as parameters for our analysis. Chega de hipocrisia e perguntem se fosse comigo eu aceitaria?. I believe it would be much better. If the girl did that because she wanted it to, who are we to criticize her saying that what she did was right or wrong?
There are especially here in Brazil thousands of wrong things that everyone knows, sees and no one protests against them or when someone does, they are so few that it is not enough to produce any effect. These are problems that everyone knows that are out there and people overlook! Now, because of such a simple and normal thing, they make a big fuss on social networks, radio stations etc. Enough with hypocrisy and ask if it were about me would I accept it? We will evaluate the lexical-grammatical constitution of the text above by taking into account the five frameworks for meaning construction discussed in this paper.
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In terms of genre , we can say that the candidate has presented a text whose characteristics remind us more an informal conversation than a dissertation. Although it is possible to argue that some aspects of the genre dissertation can be found in the text, given that its contents are dissertative, we still define it as a conversation due to the definition of genre proposed in this paper, and related to how its author has chosen to organize it, or, rather, to structure the linguistic event to address the issue proposed by the board.
Dialogus de impressione metheorologica, et theorologica, et cometa. Register According to Eggins , register is the consideration of the microssocial level in the construction of textual coherence, besides the macrossocial level that defines its genre. Poderes de amor em geral. Overcoming Barriers to Student Understanding: Anselmo, Mariana; I, Martim Afonso de Miranda, alferes.
We can visualize the conversational nature of the text above by observing the way the sentences are linked. The sentence combination typical to argumentative written texts should bring a thematic continuity facilitated and intersected through the progression of ideas COSTA VAL, However, the propositions of the text above are chained in such a way that, in many of its stretches, the idea at stake is related only to the idea previously mentioned, and not to the other ones preceding it.
For example, the first sentence has four propositions; the first three share a fragile thematic bond while the last one has no relationship at all with the others:. There are some formal standard words such as the verb Port. In terms of field , the characteristics of the genre conversation that define the text mentioned are very apparent, in at least one important grammatical aspect: Take, for example, the use of the word girl Port. The polysemous word page Port. This attitude is acceptable only in online and in presence interactions, in which interactants can solve misunderstanding problems that in written and offline communication would not be possible to do.
The assumption of sharing systems of reference characterizes the text in terms of field, and this feature, together with the other frameworks already quoted above, keeps the text apart from the proposal of being a dissertation of the type expected by UOL.
At this point of our evaluation, given that what we can see in terms of the tenor of the text that it is interrelated to its field and its genre, it is possible to perceive the close relationship among the frameworks for meaning construction. If the author is pleading to be accepted in a university or public position, this is a risk too great to be taken. In relation to the features of the text concerning modality, we can also associate this framework to the others and build an important hypothesis about the problems of construction in written texts: However, at the end of their school years, unfortunately, they do not seem to have broaden their knowledge about written texts.
We believe that this problem persists because, among others, there is no didactic and systematic work to help learners develop some metalinguistic comprehension of some basic differences between oral and written communication, let alone the internal differences in oral experience, on one hand, and in written experience, on the other. Not by chance, some researchers establish that modality, or, in other words, the written or the oral nature of a text, is the central parameter, through which the other dimensions are adjusted BERMAN; RAVID, The teaching-learning of Portuguese currently practiced in Brazil is based on taxonomies and categorizations, which does not allow students to reflect about these issues.
In fact, a proper metalinguistic discussion according to the perspective we are dealing with in this article has not been employed in schools either. The text chosen to be analysed in this paper was presented to 80 High School students of two private and two public schools in the city of Rio de Janeiro.
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Our aim was to discuss their metalinguistic perception about the text they had read. There was a supposition that students would consider themselves in the place of their teachers since they are responsible for framing all reflections and thoughts about language in classrooms through questions intended to motivate students to focus on every metalinguistic statement present in the text. Their metalinguistic capacities, which are pre-requisites for the identification of these frameworks.
This can be an evidence of the focus on linguistic variation in Portuguese teaching lessons; besides, some of the comments reproduced below take into account the type of vocabulary used in the text:. Thus, observing slang and coloquial uses of language, phenomena quite evident at the lexical level, will be very easy and accessible to students, since reflecting on words is not hard for them.
Yet, they were not able to reach higher levels of analysis as argument structure and clause combination. Is it a text to be disclosed in what kind of media? That would make some difference, because even though it is easy to understand, there are indeed some considerations, but, for example, if it is a text with the opinion of a common citizen on Facebook, the text could be more acceptable or partially. But, for a serious newspaper, it should have been produced more carefully.
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