A semiotic perspective on teaching the mother language textbooks in Brazil and France
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1980-4016.esse.2020.172324Keywords:
Discursive semiotics, Textbooks for mother language teaching, Thematization and figurativizationAbstract
This article aims at presenting a discursive linguistic analysis comparing two textbooks for mother language teaching: Fleurs d'Encre 3ᵉ, for French language teaching, and Portuguese 9th grade, for Portuguese Language teaching. The theoretical-methodological framework proposed by the French discursive semiotics examines the procedures for establishing persons and time in the utterance, as well as the speech thematization and figurativization procedures.
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