TEXT: LETTER, COLOR, IMAGE. A DEVIATING BODY?
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Texto, Materialidades textuais, Discurso.Abstract
This work discusses the notion of text in the theoretical realm of the Discourse Analysis, in which it is perceived as a symbolic space, opened and heterogeneous, whose textualization is constituted by different linguistical materialities, wether the verbal, non-verbal, or still by the combination of these languages. In order to elucidate the proposed concept, we analyse two cover of the Brazilian magazine Veja, demonstrating the possibility of working this material as a text. In our analysis, we perceive both the work of interdiscoursive relations and the intertextual relations involving especifical conditions of production. We conclude, therefore, that the cover of a magazine can constitute a possible form of textualization of discourse, evidencing the heterogeneity and the plurality of the notion of text.
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