Linguagem, Sentido e Cognição
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.20873/actasemiticaetlingvistica.v29i3.18038Palavras-chave:
Linguística, Linguística Cognitiva, Sociologia CognitivaResumo
Nosso objetivo com essa proposta é desenvolver um estudo voltado para a atitude e a percepção do ouvinte em relação a questões que foram introduzidas em um instrumento aplicado a diferentes falantes de todo o Brasil, a ser detalhado na seção Metodologia. O suporte teórico a ser utilizado é o da Linguística Cognitiva associada à Sociolinguística Cognitiva. Este plano está assim estruturado: na seção 1, introduzimos, teoricamente, o desenvolvimento dos estudos linguísticos até a emergência da Sociolinguística Cognitiva; na seção 2, apresentamos um esboço sobre a Linguística Cognitiva, seguido na seção 3 por informações sobre a Sociolinguística Cognitiva; na seção 4, tecemos considerações sobre Cognição e Atitude; na seção 5, detalhamos alguns conceitos relacionados à Percepção; na seção 6, discorremos sobre a Metodologia que norteou a coleta de dados; e, na seção 7, as Referências.
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