Submitted by Automa??o e Estat?stica (sst@bczm.ufrn.br) on 2018-03-12T21:11:31Z No. of bitstreams: 1 FernandaRafaelaLopesDeMedeiros_DISSERT.pdf: 1053124 bytes, checksum: 82ff0c45f7d7dde9138dd71edb193155 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Arlan Eloi Leite Silva (eloihistoriador@yahoo.com.br) on 2018-03-19T12:42:17Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 FernandaRafaelaLopesDeMedeiros_DISSERT.pdf: 1053124 bytes, checksum: 82ff0c45f7d7dde9138dd71edb193155 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-03-19T12:42:17Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 FernandaRafaelaLopesDeMedeiros_DISSERT.pdf: 1053124 bytes, checksum: 82ff0c45f7d7dde9138dd71edb193155 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-02-17 / Analisando produ??es do Ensino Fundamental (EF), este estudo destaca, entre outros problemas, as dificuldades de os alunos compreenderem a categoria gramatical sujeito, bem como sua utilidade na constru??o da coes?o referencial ? especificamente, o sujeito anaf?rico. Considerando essa constata??o, a proposta de interven??o e aplica??o que comp?e esta pesquisa, a partir da elabora??o de uma Sequ?ncia Did?tica (SD) trata do uso do sujeito anaf?rico em uma turma do 9? ano do Ensino Fundamental da Escola Estadual Fabr?cio Maranh?o, pertencente ? rede p?blica de ensino, localizada em Canguaretama/RN. Tem por base os pressupostos te?ricos e a metodologia sistematizados em estudos recentes da Sociolingu?stica variacionista sobre o ensino de gram?tica (G?RSK; COELHO, 2009; VIEIRA, 2008, 2013, no prelo; MARTINS, 2013; MARTINS; VIEIRA; TAVARES, 2014). A partir da aplica??o de uma SD, primeiramente, os alunos recontaram, com suas palavras, o conto Natal na barca (de Lygia Fagundes Telles). Essa primeira produ??o serviu para realizar um levantamento dos usos do sujeito anaf?rico feitos por eles. Com isso, a an?lise mostrou que, em muitos casos, s?o usados sujeitos anaf?ricos amb?guos ou sem referente recuper?vel na superf?cie textual, ou, ainda, com a atribui??o de a??es ao referente errado, criando situa??es que n?o existem no texto original. Na sequ?ncia, faz uso das pr?prias produ??es dos alunos para trabalhar com eles os usos do sujeito anaf?rico. Essas produ??es subsidiaram informa??es necess?rias para refletir acerca do objeto de estudo em quest?o, e, com base na literatura lingu?stica, tamb?m refletir cientificamente sobre a l?ngua. Na ?ltima interven??o em sala de aula, os alunos produziram, mediante orienta??o, um texto final. Com essas ?ltimas produ??es, os alunos demonstraram uma aten??o, que antes n?o existia, em rela??o aos usos do sujeito anaf?rico. Como resultado da aplica??o da SD, alguns alunos, que inicialmente produziram textos praticamente incompreens?veis, demonstraram um uso mais diversificado dessa categoria gramatical, construindo cadeias referenciais de modo mais eficiente. / Analyzing productions of Elementary School?s students, we observed, among other problems, the difficulties of students to understand the subject grammatical category as well as its usefulness in the construction of referential cohesion - specifically, the anaphoric subject. Considering this finding, we propose and apply in this work a Didactic Sequence (SD) on the use of the anaphoric subject in a group of the 9th grade of the Elementary School of the Escola Estadual Fabr?cio Maranh?o, belonging to the public teaching system, located in Canguaretama / RN. As a theoretical basis, we base ourselves on theoretical assumptions and methodology systematized in recent studies on grammar teaching (G?RSK; COELHO, 2009; VIEIRA, 2008, 2013; MARTINS, 2013; MARTINS, VIEIRA and TAVARES, 2014). We applied an SD that, first, proposed to the students to recount, with their words, the short story Natal na barca by Lygia Fagundes Telles. This first production served us to make a survey of the uses of the anaphoric subject made by them. We have found that, in many cases, ambiguous anaphoric subjects with no recoverable referent are used on the textual surface, or even with attribution of actions to the wrong referent, creating situations that do not exist in the original text. Following that, we use the students' own productions to work with them the uses of the anaphoric subject, which subsidized information necessary to reflect on the object of study in question, and, based on the linguistic literature, we reflect scientifically on the language. In the last classroom intervention, the students were instructed to produce a final text. With these latter productions, we could perceive an attention that did not previously exist in relation to the uses of the anaphoric subject, and some students, who initially produced texts that were practically incomprehensible, demonstrated a more diversified use of this grammatical category, constructing reference chains in a more efficient way.