ARGUMENTAÇÃO EM TEXTOS MULTIMODAIS PUBLICITÁRIOS

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  • Regina Célia Pagliuchi da Silveira

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https://doi.org/10.26512/discursos.v3i2.2018/20949

Abstract

This paper is located in the socio cognitive aspects and Social Semiotics of Analysis Critical Discourse, and has the theme argumentative composition printed multimodal commercials. The objective is to examine the interrelationship image, colors and words; analyze the distribution of textual elements in their spatial distribution and verify the argumentative strategies used in textual production. It is appropriate to search, due to the preference given to multimodal texts in postmodernity in order to deserve studies to understand, with an interactional approach, its production / understanding. It is understood that all forms of knowledge are produced in and through discourse, and social cognitions are both group as extragroup. With a theoretical and analytical procedure, the results were obtained by qualitative method. These results indicate that the multimodal text advertising is built with a set of argumentative strategies guided to produce the seduction of another, transforming it into a consumer.

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Published

2018-12-19

How to Cite

Silveira, R. C. P. da. (2018). ARGUMENTAÇÃO EM TEXTOS MULTIMODAIS PUBLICITÁRIOS. Discursos Contemporâneos Em Estudo, 3(2), 131–140. https://doi.org/10.26512/discursos.v3i2.2018/20949

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