Achados sobre a noção arqueológica do discurso em Foucault

Abstract

The purpose of this text is to record some findings and reflections on the archaeological way as Foucault analyzed the discourse issue. The primary source of this study is Foucault's own writings, precisely those of the sixties and seventies. The course I undertake is based on the analytic-argumentative perspective, which, due to the excavation of the statements on the subject, seeks to describe Foucault's archaeological understanding of the discourse, which, in my view, operated a displacement of the sign, traditionally Linguistic and semiotic, to the discursive-enunciative. This movement is what I call the archeological meander, fundamental to understanding the approach of Archaeological Analysis as a Discourse Theory.