O gênero meme produzido como narrativa multissemiótica a partir da triangulação entre diferentes gêneros do discurso
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ABSTRACT: This article presents a pilot project that it proposes a pedagogical strategy to develop a new way to think the reading after the technology. It has for goal to analysis the meaning of reading takes the production of a multisemiotic narrative from the reading of literate classic Moby Dick by Herman Melville. The public is students of the 1st year of the Integrated Technical High School course of the Federal Institute of the Southeast of Minas Gerais, Rio Pomba Campus. The study uses intersemiotic translate as teaching technical resource for formation of the reader. The use of image representation justified to produce the new language mediate by machine. The practice analyzed the literary book Moby Dyck by Herman Melville associated in diferents genders and form: abstract, images; meme. In the data analysis were used the concepts of Intersemiotic Translate according Plaza (2003); the concept of Discourse Gender according Bakhtin (1997 [1929]) and the concept of A Pedagogy of Multiliteracies according New London Group (1996). The conclusion demonstrates the language as the multi way to reading training, according Plaza (2003): “[…] we judge the translate as possible way to illuminate the practice.”[1]
KEYWORDS: Meme Gender, Multisemiotic Narrative, Discourse Gender, Iintersemiotic Translate, Formation of the Reader.
[1] Tradução para língua inglesa feita pela autora do trabalho.
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