Abordagem discursiva das representações sociais: sistematização de um construto teórico-metodológico

Abstract

Based on the epistemological assumptions of Applied Linguistics, this article aims, in general, to discuss what we understand as a discursive approach to social representations, based on research that we undertake with a focus on the process of (re) production of such representations in the mediatic discourses, autobiographical, pedagogical and / or academic that circulate in late modernity (IRINEU, 2011, 2014, 2019). In a specific way, it aims to historicize the concept of representations postulated by Moscovici (1976), in what is called the Great Theory, by Jodelet (1991), in the genetic approach, by Abric (1994) and Flament (2001), in the structuralist approach, and by Doise (2001), in the societal approach, in addition to exposing our concepts of social representation and discourse by anchoring ourselves in an interface established between the Theory of Social Representations and the Critical Discourse Analysis, in a transdisciplinary perspective.