I Encontro Internacional: múltiplas linguagens, semiótica e discurso na contemporaneidade - SDISCON

Abstract

The 1st International Meeting - Multiple Languages, Semiotics and Contemporary Discourse emerged from the Research Group - SDisCon. The event aims to discuss similar theories, with the same epistemological basis, bringing together scholars who already work in multisemiotic and transdisciplinary areas for a fruitful dialogue that result in new work and research proposals. For, intellectual and scientific production has always become more fruitful as the exchange has crossed borders and scholars and researchers have been able to meet. It is justified by inserting the State University of Amazonas - UEA and the North region in the list of research in new biases that arouse interest of undergraduate and graduate students. For Northern Brazil, the realization of SDisCon in this region is of the greatest significance. For political, economic, historical and cultural reasons, major scientific and academic events occur, in the absolute majority of times, in the South and Southeast. This makes it difficult for researchers to participate, especially in the North, mainly for financial reasons. It is intended, therefore, to establish a dialogue with the theories proposed, in the fields of Multimodality, Critical Discourse Analysis, Semiotics and Linguistics, approaches that are still insipient, in the UEA, Course of Letters, in undergraduate and graduate courses. As a repercussion, it is expected to contribute not only to the personal and professional growth of researchers, teachers and academics, but also to the spread of these theories among those involved in education. In this sense, the texts that appear on the next pages of the Anais do SDisCon, in the form of abstracts, represents a survey of what the event was and the variety of Brazilian and / or foreign researchers that go to Amazonas went on to discuss topics known or not, but which are, above all, fruits of partial and / or final research, reflections or just a starting point for further investigations. It is hoped that this collection of abstracts can give an adequate and clear view to the reader of the diversity of works discussed in each thematic axis.