O desconhecimento, o ataque, o desinteresse pelo consumo e a consciência da vida: um estudo discursivo de sentidos de pecúlio

Abstract

This work lies within the framework of studies on the relationship between language and pension fund and, in consideration of the various possible approaches to these relationships, wants to delve into the speeches made on the reserve funds. The purpose of this research is to identify which reserve funds stories are found in reports in the previ Magazine, taking into account the historicity of the reserve funds and the community that participates in this discursive construction of meaning. By making a more analytical reading of the news, we identified how the utterer was formed, led us to work with the implicit - assumptions and innuendos - and, as we wanted to analyze the PREVI / Participant relationship, we have opted to study the relationship enunciation ethos from such implied. Thus, we studied pictures of the enunciator and hence this kind of relationship with their co-enunciator and the directions of reserve funds recovered from this relationship. The theoretical perspective used is that of discourse analysis of expository basis that determines how we understand the manifestations of language (MAINGUENEAU, 2004). Other concepts presented in our analysis were the gender discourse (BAKHTIN, 2010); implicit theories in Ducrot (1987) and Maingueneau (1996) and studies on the ethos in Maingueneau (2004, 2008 and 2011). Our analyzes allowed us to recover three predominant enunciators pictures: the tutor, the defensive and the appealing. The first enunciator explains, because he understands that his co-enunciator is unsure, unaware, unable; the second one supports the Previ institution, the reserve fund and, if necessary, attacks your co-enunciator to understand what is being threatened. The third one argues for its own sake or for the sake of reserve funds and calls for the accession of his co-enunciator. Be inferred from these enunciator s pictures reserve funds ideas which must be explained, defended and argued in the Previ publications. In conclusion, from these reserve funds ideas, we infer a possible cause for the enunciators and the co-enunciators to establish the same relationships over a period of more than thirty years of dissemination of these journals