O Disfemismo no discurso político do editorial
um enfoque da linguística sistêmico-funcional
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https://doi.org/10.23925/2237-759X2023V53e62941Palavras-chave:
Editorial, Disfemismo, Persuasão, Avaliatividade, Metáfora e metonímia conceituaisResumo
Editoriais de jornal usam palavras como armas para exercer controle ideológico, tentando persuadir a audiência a acreditar em suas propostas. Este estudo, apoiado na noção de avaliatividade e da relação metonímia-metáfora, examina a contribuição do disfemismo na crítica à trajetória do governo do presidente Bolsonaro. Para tanto, responde às perguntas: (a) Qual é a contribuição da avaliatividade na análise do disfemismo no discurso político? (b) Que papel exerce a relação metáfora-metonímia na persuasão por meio do disfemismo? Os resultados comprovam a força do disfemismo no apoio à proposta do editorial em provar a incapacidade de Bolsonaro como presidente da República.
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