Of languages in history: "Upatakon (Our Land)"
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https://doi.org/10.22409/gragoata.v18i34.32970Keywords:
Discourse Analysis, portuguese language, indian language, IndiansAbstract
This paper has as its main issue the expression “Upatakon (our land)” in headlines of the online journalism about the dispute of land between Indians and Brazilians. We analyze some aspects of the relation between the official language of Brazil and the Indian language to denominate in Macuxi language the police work to remove the Brazilians out of the indigenous land. This work is based on the Discourse Analysis theoretical framework, as explained in works of Michel Pêcheux. (PÊ- CHEUX, 1969, 1975; ORLANDI, 1990, 1999).Downloads
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