Estudos para composição do eu e do(s) outro(s): enunciação, polifonia e imagens discursivas na cartilha da Campanha Nacional O Petróleo Tem que Ser Nosso

Abstract

The announcement of the giant fields in the Brazilian pre-salt oil has put the target in the spotlight. The immense wealth and property of the inevitable changes in the legislation of the sector are the main issues arising from this fact. Indeed, we have witnessed a proliferation of discourses on the subject. This work is part of a set of reflections that take oil as an object of interest.We favor a specific space of discursive production, namely that introduced by the National Campaign The Oil Must Be Ours. A first methodological approach to data collection identified that, among its mobilization materials, is highlighted by the primer mass movement, which runs from July 2009 through the national territory. Subscribers perspective of discourse analysis based expository take care to build a reflection on some of the modes of entry (s) of subject (s) in the speech. Our considerations regarding the speech genres revealed hybridization of the primer, such peculiarity forced us to build devices for different analysis. In a first memento, we decided to observe the marks of a person, the temporal and spatial markers, in order to identify a particular scenery discursive (Maingueneau, 1997) which took us to images of coenunciadores; consider, second, the speeches reported (Bakhtin, 2006; Authier-Revuz, 1998 and others) to understand the polyphony inherent in the booklet. Our analysis shows how a regime of truth and memory are instituted for the scenography discourse, the discourse analysis reported, with emphasis on speeches direct, indirect and narrativised allowed us to identify, in the assemblage of voices, a place of confrontation between formations discursive differences