Dialogical analysis of discourse in audiovisual commercials
effects of meaning through the mediation of pandemic signs
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https://doi.org/10.4013/cld.2022.203.07Keywords:
Advertising communication, Dialogic discourse analysis, Coronavirus (sars-cov-2)Abstract
The first recorded case of the coronavirus (sars-cov-2) in Brazil dates from February 26, 2020 and from the viral spread across the country, the subjects were reconfiguring their own lives from this pandemic evaluative horizon. In order to investigate how the signs of the pandemic context were introduced in these textualities as a strategy for the production of meaning (as mediators of the world), three advertising texts of different products in audiovisual support transmitted by media such as television and the web were cut. The qualitative-interpretative analysis is based on the theoretical framework of the Bakhtin Circle, by Martin-Barbero and Han, based on concepts such as discourse genre, evaluative horizon, dialogism and ideological sign, in order to clarify the hybridisms and textual reconfigurations. The results demonstrated the insertion of aesthetics, images, speech genres cohesive with the pandemic context, such as emptied cities, reinvention messages, videoconferences, mediating the configuration of the subjects' lives.
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