Publication: El sentido en trance. Usos y desusos del lenguaje durante la pandemia
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Dagatti, Mariano
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Murcia : Ateneo de Estudios Políticos (ACEP)
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Con el objetivo de identificar los principales fenómenos de lenguaje en el contexto de
la actual pandemia, este artículo expone resultados preliminares de una pesquisa por cientos de
discursos políticos, periodísticos y culturales sobre el COVID-19, que han circulado en la agenda
pública en 2020. El marco teórico-metodológico de referencia es provisto por la Teoría del
Discurso Social de Marc Angenot. Se trata en las páginas que siguen de indagar qué ha significado
la pandemia en el ámbito público como escándalo semiótico dentro del estado actual del discurso
social y de qué forma se ha estabilizado intersubjetivamente como acontecimiento.
With the aim of identifying the main language phenomena in the context of the current pandemic, this article presents preliminary results of an investigation by hundreds of political, journalistic and cultural speeches on COVID-19, which have circulated on the public agenda in 2020 The theoretical-methodological framework is provided by Marc Angenot's Theory of Social Discourse. In the pages that follow, we’re interested in investigating what the pandemic has meant in the public sphere as a semiotic scandal within the current state of social discourse and in what way it has been intersubjectively stabilized as an event.
With the aim of identifying the main language phenomena in the context of the current pandemic, this article presents preliminary results of an investigation by hundreds of political, journalistic and cultural speeches on COVID-19, which have circulated on the public agenda in 2020 The theoretical-methodological framework is provided by Marc Angenot's Theory of Social Discourse. In the pages that follow, we’re interested in investigating what the pandemic has meant in the public sphere as a semiotic scandal within the current state of social discourse and in what way it has been intersubjectively stabilized as an event.
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Número Especial (2021)
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