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Orientador: Marilda do Couto Cavalcanti / Dissertação (mestrado) - Uiversidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Estudos da Linguagem / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-12T18:10:01Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Pereira_MairaZamproni_M.pdf: 411501 bytes, checksum: ea63995179f6e43207b792d9cf41c4f4 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2008 / Resumo: O presente estudo, de cunho etnográfico (Erickson, 1984, 1989), com participação intensiva da pesquisadora em trabalho de campo, de longo prazo e com registro cuidadoso dos acontecimentos, foi norteado pela seguinte pergunta de pesquisa: Como se inter-relacionam educador surdo, educador ouvinte e aluno surdo em contexto de apoio pedagógico? Para tentar responder a essa pergunta, foram utilizados conceitos tais como estabelecidos e outsiders; identidade, cultura e identificação; estruturas de participação e ouvintismo provenientes da Sociologia (Elias e Scotson, 2000), ), da Antropologia Social e Cultural (Cuche 2002), da Sociolingüística Interacional (Philips, 2001) e de Estudos Surdos (Skliar, 1999; Skliar & Lunardi, 2000) respectivamente. A análise dos registros gerados em campo mostrou que as representações construídas pelos participantes acerca de si mesmos, dos outros e das duas línguas que circulam naquele contexto de apoio pedagógico remetem à condição do português como língua legitimada na escola pensada pelos ouvintes, enquanto a língua de sinais (LIBRAS) é colocada na condição de língua de apoio. Esse conflito reflete diferenças hierárquicas entre os três educadores envolvidos no contexto: uma ouvinte, que ocupa posição superior por ser a facilitadora do contato com o português; e dois surdos, cujos papéis transitavam ora pela aceitação, ora pela resistência à posição hierárquica inferior, por parte da educadora surda, e de algumas imposições da cultura ouvinte por parte de ambos os educadores surdos envolvidos. É nesse transitar que esse estudo se apóia para tentar apontar possibilidades de um equilíbrio maior entre as necessidades dos surdos e o que o ouvinte tem a oferecer para ajudá-los a conseguir circular confortavelmente entre dois mundos / Abstract: This study, accomplished within an ethnographic perspective (Erickson, 1984, 1989), with researcher's intensive and long term participation in camp, was guided by the following research question: How do deaf teacher, hearing teacher and deaf student relate in a pedagogic support context? In an attempt to answer this question, were used concepts like established participants and outsiders; identity, culture and identification; participation structures and audism from Sociology (Elias and Scotson, 2000), from Social and Cultural Anthropology (Cuche 2002), from Interaction Sociolinguistics (Philips, 2001) and from Deaf Studies (Skliar, 1999; Skliar & Lunardi, 2000) respectively. The analysis of data sources generated on research camp revealed that the representations the participants build of themselves, of the others and of the two languages involved in the context are related to the condition of the Portuguese as the legitimated language on school as it is thought by the hearing people, meanwhile the Brazilian Sign Language (LIBRAS) has a supporting role for the learning of Portuguese. This conflict reflects hierarchical differences between the three teachers interacting in the context: one hearing teacher, who is in a hierarchically superior position since she facilitates the contact with Portuguese: and two deaf teachers, who sometimes accept and sometimes resist taking a lower position in the hierarchy, as in the case of the deaf female teacher, and also a resistance to some impositions of the hearing culture from both the deaf teachers. It's within this transit that this study is developed in an attempt to point out possibilities to build some balance between the deaf people's needs and what the hearing people have to offer to help them to circulate more comfortably between two worlds / Mestrado / Multiculturalismo, Plurilinguismo e Educação Bilingue / Mestre em Linguística Aplicada