Vol. 37 No. 1 (2024): Dialogue between Brazil and Portugal in Textual and Discourse Studies

Editor-in-Chief: Paulo Roberto Gonçalves-Segundo (USP, Brazil)
Associate Editor: Gabriel Isola-Lanzoni (USP, Brazil)

Published: 2024-03-14

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Editorial

Dialogue between Brazil and Portugal in Textual and Discourse Studies: an introduction to the special issue

Gabriel Isola-Lanzoni, Paulo Roberto Gonçalves-Segundo

1-4
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The conceptual metaphors in German and Brazilian parliamentary speeches

Marina Sundfeld Pereira

5-24
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Hunger is also what one eats: metaphors in MST discourses as builders of argumentative controversy about ultraprocessed foods

Amanda Guedes Mazza

25-46
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Propositions and laws on food (in)security from the perspective of Textual Discourse Analysis

Cláudia Cynara Costa de Souza Pinheiro, Maria das Graças Soares Rodrigues

47-67
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Pre-discursive functioning and textual strategies

Mônica Magalhães Cavalcante, Mariza Angélica Paiva Brito, Mayara Arruda Martins

68-85
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Digital discourse and scientific dissemination on Twitter: analysis of technoenunciation heterogeneity in tweet gathered by the hashtag #divulgaçãocientífica (#scientificdissemination)

Eduardo Paré Glück, Maria Eduarda Giering

86-104
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Digital textuality and énonciation: the webnews comments

Alena Ciulla, Ananias Agostinho da Silva, Rosalice Pinto, Suzana Leite Cortez

105-127
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Power, persuasion, self-exhibition: analysing messages from “influencers” on the social media platform Instagram

Isabel Roboredo Seara

128-148
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The contribution of discursive studies in the construing of advertising messages in digital media: analysis of the communication of a brand of table water

Elsa Simões, Sandra Tuna

149-169
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“Doctor, go back and research more, you spoke nonsense”: Authority and Argumentation in YouTube comments

Gabriel Isola-Lanzoni, Lucas Pereira da Silva

170-196
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What is in fact an argument?

Paulo Roberto Gonçalves-Segundo

197-227
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The ethos of non-existence

Girlandia Gesteira Santos, Yuri Andrei Batista Santos, Vânia Lúcia Menezes Torga

228-244
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Dialogues between Bakhtin and Possenti: paths for understanding the laughter/humor phenomenon in contemporaneity

Beatriz Amorim de Azevedo e Silva

245-267
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How magazines, newspapers, and the internet impact the production of the discursive genre of journalism

Giulia Chiaradia Gramuglia Araujo

268-282
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Vol. 37 No. 1 (2024): Dialogue between Brazil and Portugal in Textual and Discourse Studies

Full Issue

Editorial

Dialogue between Brazil and Portugal in Textual and Discourse Studies: an introduction to the special issue

Articles

The conceptual metaphors in German and Brazilian parliamentary speeches

Hunger is also what one eats: metaphors in MST discourses as builders of argumentative controversy about ultraprocessed foods

Propositions and laws on food (in)security from the perspective of Textual Discourse Analysis

Pre-discursive functioning and textual strategies

Digital discourse and scientific dissemination on Twitter: analysis of technoenunciation heterogeneity in tweet gathered by the hashtag #divulgaçãocientífica (#scientificdissemination)

Digital textuality and énonciation: the webnews comments

Power, persuasion, self-exhibition: analysing messages from “influencers” on the social media platform Instagram

The contribution of discursive studies in the construing of advertising messages in digital media: analysis of the communication of a brand of table water

“Doctor, go back and research more, you spoke nonsense”: Authority and Argumentation in YouTube comments

What is in fact an argument?

The ethos of non-existence

Dialogues between Bakhtin and Possenti: paths for understanding the laughter/humor phenomenon in contemporaneity

How magazines, newspapers, and the internet impact the production of the discursive genre of journalism

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