THE LEXICON UNDER A SOCIOLOGIC LOOK

Authors

  • Luizane Schneider

Keywords:

Sociologia, Léxico, Dicionário, Cultura e Interação.

Abstract

This article relates the Lexicon with Sociology based on classic authors as

Durkheim (1995), Marx (1998) and Weber (1990). Also, contemporaneous authors are

mentioned as Deleuze (1992) and Foulcault (2006) who think critically about the

sociologycal work and show the Sociology helps to explain phenomena in several

areas.With such an apparatus at the lexical question as a mean of interaction among

individuals it follows, then it analysis the “specialized speed” among doctors and lawyers

who , according to Foulcault (2006) build “power islands” for themselves. Another

essential factor how the lexicon acquiring process happens, for such a task Soares ( 1996),

Berger e Luckman (1994), Bourdieu (1989) and Cabral ( 1974) help to explain the lexicon

competence in terms of lexicon. It is necessary to so a critical relexion towards the

dictionaries, or to priorizing the formal language or to perpetuate the prejudice on some

terms . To end it analysis the lexicon power in the Literature as a resource that causes

literaty expressivity based on Almeida (2007), Adorno (1980) and Benjamin (1995) and the

intercultural lexicon question fundamented on Faraco (2006). This paper helps to

understand that the Lexicon heap of a speaker or of a community comes to existence due

to a social interrelation among individuals , i.e., Sociology has a determinant role in the

comprehension and analysis of the lexicon of a people as well as of each person in its

several fases.

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Published

11-12-2007

How to Cite

SCHNEIDER, L. THE LEXICON UNDER A SOCIOLOGIC LOOK. Travessias, Cascavel, v. 1, n. 1, p. e2805, 2007. Disponível em: https://e-revista.unioeste.br/index.php/travessias/article/view/2805. Acesso em: 17 jul. 2024.

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2007)

Section

LINGUAGEM

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