O DISCURSO INCLUSIVO
Uma análise crítica da representação da mulher negra e da pluriculturalidade em um livro didático para o ensino médio.
Abstract
Textbooks has an extremely importance in school environment, because most times is the only instrument available. However, this material many times can reproduce prejudice and stereotyped images of black women, besides of only represent American and English culture, without considering the others. Thus, the present work has as objective analyze a textbook of English as a Foreign Language, for the second year of high school, Voices Plus (2016), whose author Rogério Tilio has many publications criticizing the lack of representation and pluriculturalism in textbooks. The proposal is verify if it reproduces in his book the critics of his works. For such, some fragments that Black Women and diversity cultures appears were selected for analyzes, that will be made based in the Discourse Analysis and the Three Dimensional theory of Fairclough (2001). Lastly, to give base to this work, the work of renowned researchers like Ferreira (2013), Hall (2008), Van Dijk (2008) e Silva (2011) were used. The results inform that Tílio shows in his textbook a positive representation of black women and pluriculturalism, in agreement with the criticism of his works.
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