THE MEANINGS ABOUT PROGRESS AT THE BEGINNING OF COLONIZATION OF CLAUDIA CITY – MATO GROSSO STATE: A DISCURSIVE AND IMAGETIC CLIPPING

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  • Cristinne Leus TOMÉ

Abstract

From a photograph with the words “we transform nature in progress”, this article points out the following question of analyses: how were built the effects of meaning on progress in Claudia city (Mato Grosso) in the 1980s? In the photograph study, as a means nonverbal, we seek to understand how the society had built an economic-progressist visual speech on the nature transformation in which the subject mean themselves and their surroundings. The theory base of this work was the Discourse Analyses founded by Michel Pêcheux in which we highlighted the following issues: subject, meanings and memory. The discourse that circulated in media advertising had built the image of a male immigrant subject as a man owner of his say, pionner, deforester, “destocador”, planter, able to transform the nature seeking his economic growth.

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TOMÉ, C. L. (2015). THE MEANINGS ABOUT PROGRESS AT THE BEGINNING OF COLONIZATION OF CLAUDIA CITY – MATO GROSSO STATE: A DISCURSIVE AND IMAGETIC CLIPPING. Acta Semiotica Et Lingvistica, 19. Retrieved from https://periodicos.ufpb.br/index.php/actas/article/view/23456

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