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Revista Internacional em Língua Portuguesa

Print version ISSN 2182-4452On-line version ISSN 2184-2043

Abstract

MABIALA, Joel Mateus Cabeia  and  PAIVA, Ariane Parente. Comunicação e inclusão: novos usos da língua para uma linguagem neutra. RILP [online]. 2023, vol.43, pp.45-65.  Epub May 22, 2023. ISSN 2182-4452.  https://doi.org/10.31492/2184-2043.rilp2023.43/pp.45-65.

Abstract

In an essay format, an updated reflection is made on the social, cultural and political processes that arise and have impacted communication in Portuguese in oral and written forms. These are processes that are born especially with the purpose of strengthening communication and generating better results of inclusion and equity, like the feelings generated and due of them, the new appropriations and new uses of language for a gender-neutral language. In an updated perspective, which is not limited to the conventional grammatical norms consolidated in the study of Portuguese, other ways of recognizing and using the language are identified, as something alive, in movement, in which attention is paid to mastering and legitimizing ways of communicating and to promote greater socialization. These new processes and their communication agent elements are described here, detached from the formal rule of language, as they are currently processed, being, on the one hand, accepted and legitimized by different social groups (media, social media, organizations and private companies and public schools and universities), on the other hand, questioned and criticized by parents, educators, language scholars and even political groups.

Keywords : communication; inclusion; social processes; gender-neutral language; portuguese language.

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