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Supported by the evidence found in documents produced by undergraduate and graduate students, the text is focused on representative samples of language practices, autobiography writing, and metacognitive reflections linked with text production from students at the higher education level, analyzed through Carlino (2005), Brito (2010), Natale (2012), Bidiña and Zerillo (2013), Navarro (2013) and others. In general, as an advance conclusion, it can be said that students complain that the intense monotoring carried out by the teaching staff at the beginning of the lerarning process decreases as the course is in progress, but they also show signs of having difficulties in the framing of the enunciator, and their papers manifest scarce rhetorical and pragmatic abilities, in spite of the two decades elapsed since the functional communicative approach for language teaching was officially prescribed in Argentina. Furthermore, students object the lack of common criteria among the teachers regarding the use of academic text formats, and demand institutional agreements or between the faculty members concerning the criteria for the evaluation of papers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper we establish a relation between two Argentine entertainment programs. The first, a classic, pioneering television myth generator and the second a recent news program characterized by the involvement of celebrity guests to a turntable. The programs in question are Circular Saturdays and Saturday Bus. The route of the paper will attempt to draw a cross between two television products indicating not only the points of contact and formal and historical differences, but also the possibility of an analysis to review and propose a characterization of what significant limitation on the bodies. For reasons of space we will have a production Reading. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The population growth and the growing visibility of evangelical communities and actors have been some of the most important changes of the religious field Argentine since the 1980s. Since the 2000s, the social and political projection of evangelical leaders and institutions has been reflected in their increasing involvement in several discussions about laws and public policies on sexual and reproductive health. This article aims to identify the main evangelical actors involved in these debates in Argentina during this period and to analyze how they build a legitimate place of enunciation. The article focuses on the debate surrounding the legal recognition of homosexual couples. We developed a qualitative methodological approach, through a survey and analysis of secondary sources of this period (official statements and other documents of evangelical institutions -available in their websites-, national newspapers and regular evangelical publications). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims to explore, from the perspectives of Critical Analysis Discourse (CDA) and Theories of Enunciation (TE), the verbal register used by the social agent national government in the statement "Argentina, a country with good people". In this enunciation the national state discourse is built as a re-humanized speaker speaking to a good-citizen hearer. We tried to find the clearest trace of the author in discourse. For this, we focus on trying to understand how the national state is able to generate a truth status of new subjectivities by using the communication contract we discuss in this work. So, on one hand, we studied the characteristics of the communication contract: "Argentina, a country of good people" which is circulating in the mass media as "propaganda". In this article this concept is used as "institutional state discourse". On the other hand, we tried to determine how circulation networks, meaning configurations and movements operate by using this enunciation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article advances, from the point of view of the philosophy of language and ethics, a critical reflection on the political phenomenon of Argentine Peronism. It claims that each of the historical periods in this movement is marked by a different kind of discourse and enunciation: in the period of the rise to power, the excess of significations; in the period of exile, the absence of significations; and in the period of decay, a disappointment of significations. The author proposes, in the light of Paul Grice's theory of conversation, that these linguistic types of discourse have a meta-pragmatic character, since they go beyond the rationalist and moralist framework of this theory and involve affective and rhetoric elements that do not fit the standard of "deviation from maxims". The article contends that Veron's and Sigal's analysis of discourse is more appropriate than the pragmatic approach to understand complex ethical and linguistic phenomena such as Peronism. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article proposes to point out discourse distinctiveness from memory stories, but centered in one enunciation: the episodes related to the 70's in Argentina; particularly the Last Military Dictatorship event. It is inscribed within the investigations about argentine memory discourses, particularized in Córdoba as a cultural space. On this sense, it is from the consideration about the possibility/impossibility to narrate and the incommensurable aspect of some of the experiences, that a series of considerations are structured to characterize the enunciations and -fundamentally- the enunciation processes. The marking of some determined resources related to the narrative structure, the enunciating voice/s, the plurality and overlay of times, the metaphors, etc., which show the reminiscence work and ratify -simultaneously- a correspondence between aesthetics and politics, between memory and resistance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]