The transgressive function of multiple subjects in speech genres

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  • João Marcos Cardoso Sousa UNIFOR- Centro Universitário de Formiga
  • Ida Lucia Machado FALE/UFMG

Keywords:

Genre transgression, Subject, Polyphony, Speech genres

Abstract

This article proposes a reflection on subject and its functionality in the genre. We reflect on the polyphonic effect in multiple utterances which indicates a transgression of genres. Our arguments are based on ideas on genre, polyphony and subject found in the theories of M. Bakhtin (1988), J. Authier-Revuz (2001) and J. Lacan (1998), and we will demonstrate that the effect of such transgression, caused by polyphony, permits the cohabitation of various language subjects in the discourses.

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João Marcos Cardoso Sousa, UNIFOR- Centro Universitário de Formiga

Doutor em Linguística pela UFMG, atualmente, é professor titular da cadeira de linguística da UNIFOR-MG

Ida Lucia Machado, FALE/UFMG

Professora titular de Análise do discurso na UFMG.

Published

2011-11-18

How to Cite

Sousa, J. M. C., & Machado, I. L. (2011). The transgressive function of multiple subjects in speech genres. Bakhtiniana. Revista De Estudos Do Discurso, (6), 111–128. Retrieved from https://revistas.pucsp.br/index.php/bakhtiniana/article/view/5608

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