PRÁTICAS DISCURSIVAS RITUAIS PRÉ-AMAZÔNICAS: FESTA DO MOQUEADO DA TRIBO TENETEHARA/GUAJAJARA.

This proposal consists of an epistemological theoretical study whose premise is to establish some discussions in reference to the subsidies proposed by discursive semiotics, based on its recent tense developments, notably through the analysis of ritual folkloristic practices. We propose to understand the meaning of the pre-Amazonian ritual discursive practices, having as its core the analysis of the Moqueado Festival, "WYRAU'HAW, Party of the young girl of the Tenetehara / Guajajara indigenous people", present in the pre-Amazon region. We also have, as theoretical bases, the notion of semiotic practices elaborated by Fontanille (2008), as well as the studies developed by Turner (2013) and Gennep (2013) about the social and symbolic particularities of the structural or meta-structural modality of social interrelation of the rite and celebration and ceremonial. We hope, through this study, to lay the foundations for the development of research that has been carried out in a semiotic context on folkloric practices, based on the study of the ritual liturgy of certain social practices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]