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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Em busca dos tesouros de Cear?-Mirim: (re)escrevendo hist?rias, valorizando culturas

Silva, Maria Jos? da 30 March 2017 (has links)
Submitted by Automa??o e Estat?stica (sst@bczm.ufrn.br) on 2018-03-13T13:03:07Z No. of bitstreams: 1 MariaJoseDaSilva_DISSERT.pdf: 3633162 bytes, checksum: c3e899f8d7576e818f364021373f33e4 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Arlan Eloi Leite Silva (eloihistoriador@yahoo.com.br) on 2018-03-19T16:44:52Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 MariaJoseDaSilva_DISSERT.pdf: 3633162 bytes, checksum: c3e899f8d7576e818f364021373f33e4 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-03-19T16:44:52Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 MariaJoseDaSilva_DISSERT.pdf: 3633162 bytes, checksum: c3e899f8d7576e818f364021373f33e4 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-03-30 / Este projeto de interven??o vincula-se ao campo da Lingu?stica Aplicada (MOITA LOPES, 1996, 2006, 2009) e apresenta vertente etnogr?fica (ANDR?, 1995; ERICKSON, 1989). Desenvolvido em uma comunidade de aprendizagem (AFONSO, 2001), formada por alunos do 9o ano do ensino fundamental II, uma professora de L?ngua Portuguesa e uma professora-pesquisadora, ambas da Escola Estadual Monsenhor Celso Cicco, em Cear?-Mirim, no Estado do Rio Grande do Norte, al?m de agentes externos ? escola, este projeto tem por objeto de estudo a escrita como pr?tica social, desenvolvida atrav?s do estudo da cultura patrimonializada local e estabelece como produto um roteiro de turismo em forma de videolivro, mapeando alguns bens do Patrim?nio Hist?rico e Cultural de Cear?-Mirim. Para a realiza??o deste trabalho, desenvolvemos um projeto de letramento (KLEIMAN, 1995, 2005), entendido como modelo did?tico (TINOCO, 2008), sustentado no pressuposto da ?escrita como pr?tica social?. Ancoramo-nos ainda no conceito de multiletramentos (ROJO, MOURA, 2012), letramentos sociais (STREET, 2014) e na concep??o dial?gica de linguagem (BAKHTIN, [1929] 2014). Partindo da cultura de refer?ncia dos alunos (CERTEAU, 2014), utilizamos linguagens por eles reconhecidas, trouxemos para a sala de aula a cultura patrimonializada de Cear?-Mirim e desenvolvemos pr?ticas situadas de linguagem que visaram a mapear, sob a perspectiva de jovens cear?-mirinenses, os bens que se configuraram como importantes para a constru??o do referido roteiro. Nesse processo, tivemos como objetivo geral desenvolver pr?ticas de escrita que visassem a re(descobrir) e, assim, a dar visibilidade a determinados bens da cultura patrimonializada de Cear?-Mirim. Para atingir esse objetivo geral, estabelecemos os seguintes objetivos espec?ficos: i) mapear, sob a perspectiva dos cear?-mirinenses do grupo, os bens que se configuram como importantes para forma??o de um videolivro; ii) identificar aspectos das pr?ticas de escrita desenvolvidas nesse projeto como ressignificadoras do ensino e aprendizagem da l?ngua materna; iii) compreender como o projeto de letramento pode ressignificar o processo de ensinar e aprender LP. A rede de atividades (OLIVEIRA; SANTOS; TINOCO, 2014) que foi desenvolvida durante todo o projeto encaminhou para a gera??o de dados, materializados em forma de textos, v?deos, fotografias que apontaram para a uma nova postura do aluno frente ?s demandas sociais e econ?micas da sociedade grafoc?ntrica. Durante todo o per?odo de gera??o dos dados, depreendemos que, ao conhecer sua cultura e a hist?ria de seu povo, o aluno se engaja mais em um sentimento de pertencimento ? sua comunidade e aos problemas sociais nos quais est? envolvido. Em face disso, percebemos que este projeto contribui para a ressignifica??o de pr?ticas de leitura e escrita que saem do espa?o escolar e se projetam para al?m dos muros da escola. A an?lise dos dados ? feita a partir do processo desenvolvido durante todo o tempo do projeto e tem como categorias de an?lise: i) a escrita como pr?tica social; ii) a rede de atividades que se desenvolveu durante todo o projeto; e, iii) os g?neros discursivos e sua rela??o com cada evento de letramento do projeto como um todo, do ponto de vista do g?nero discursivo (BAKHTIN [1953] 2011), a??o social (BAZERMAN, 2005). / This intervention project is linked to the Applied Linguistics field (MOITA LOPES, 1996, 2006, 2009) and comprises an ethnographic dimension (ANDR?, 1995; ERICKSON, 1989). The project was developed in a learning community (AFONSO, 2001) comprised of 9th grade students, a Portuguese language teacher, a teacher/ researcher from the Escola Estadual Monsenhor Celso Cicco state school in Ceara-Mirim (city located in the northern Brazil state of Rio Grande do Norte), as well as outside agents. The project?s objective was to study writing as a social practice that itself is developed through the study of inherited local culture. Its final product was the creation of a touristic route script mapping some of the local assets of Ceara-Mirim?s Historical and Cultural Heritage institutions, to be presented as a videobook. To achieve this final result a literacy project was developed (KLEIMAN, 1995, 2005) to serve as a didactic model (TINOCO, 2008) supported by the ?writing as a social practice? tenet. The researchers also based the project on the concepts of multiliteracy (ROJO, MOURA, 2012), social literacy (STREET, 2014) and dialogic language (BAKHTIN, [1929] 2014). Starting at the student?s cultural frame of reference (CERTEAU, 2014), the researchers used familiar language, brought the inherited local culture into the classroom and developed situated language practices that aimed at mapping, under the points of view of the youngsters themselves, what was relevant enough to be added to this particular touristic route. The general objective of the project was to put into practice those concepts that allowed for the discovery and rediscovery of writing and, through that, make certain aspects of the cultural inheritance of Ceara-Mirim more noticeable and visible. To achieve this broader objective the researchers established as key the following specific and more focused objectives: i) to map, according to the points of view of the local youngsters, which cultural assets are relevant enough to be placed in a videobook; ii) to identify aspects of the writing practices developed in the project as re-significations for the teaching and learning of the mother-tongue; iii) to understand how the literacy project can serve as re-signification to the process of teaching and learning the Portuguese Language. The activity network (OLIVEIRA; SANTOS; TINOCO, 2014) developed during the entire process lead the project toward the generation of data ? materialized in the form of texts, videos and photographs ? that, in turn, pointed toward a new posture of the students when facing the social and economic demands of a graphocentric society. During the entire period of data generation the researchers observed that, once aware of the culture and history of their people, the students become more engaged with a feeling of belonging to the community ? and also to the social problems that affect it. In face of those findings, the researchers noted how the project contributed to the re-signification of reading and writing practices outside the school context and community ? and into real life. Data analysis was conducted throughout the entirety of the project and comprises the following categories: i) writing as a social practice; ii) the activity network developed; and iii) the discursive genres and their link to each of the literacy events of the project as a whole, according to the point of view of the social action (BAZERMAN, 2005) discursive genre (BAKHTIN [1953] 2011).

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