A PROJECT TO APPROACH HISTORY AND SOCIOLINGUISTICS TOWARDS THE UNDERSTANDING HUMAN DISSYMMETRIES. A GOOD LISTENER, FEW WORDS ENOUGH?
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https://doi.org/10.30827/modulema.v3i0.8373Keywords:
history, sociolinguistics, dissymmetry, globalization, communicationAbstract
This article is related to a project that build a methodological structure forthe analysis of interviews in the field of Oral History enriched by proposalsfrom Interactional Sociolinguistics. Thus, it aims to discover new paths that(re)signify the stories of “bodies and souls in movement”, as well as signals tothe propositions of understanding the diversities throughout the recognitionand the acceptance of the human dissymmetries. The central idea is to assertthe articulation “language-communication-history”, in order to bring to thesurface multiple (implicit and explicit) elements that make up the vast oceanof the pluralities of human expressions.Downloads
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