The postgraduate program in language studies and the research group on textual analysis of speeches at the Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts at UFRN, promote the III International Symposium on Studies on Legal Discourse from December 7th to 9th.
Registration to participate in III DISJURI will be carried out at the event location. The symposium takes place in Auditorium “D” at CCHLA, starting at 8:30 am. Certificates will be issued.
The meeting will bring together several researchers from several Brazilian and foreign universities who intend to address the different discursive and textual genres in the legal field.
For more information send an email to: disjuri@gmail.com
Programming:
December 7, 2016
Time
Activity
08:30
Opening
09 to 10am
Conference: Monitoring action: a different dialogueProf. Dr. Toribio Enrique Sosa
National University of La Pampa
Judicial Power of the Province of Buenos Aires
10 to 10h 30min
Coffee break
Round table I
10h 30min
at
12h 30min
Judicial sentence and compositional structure: final research reportProfa. Dr. Sueli Cristina Marquesi (PUCSP/UNICSUL)
Convicting judicial sentence and enunciative responsibility: final research report
Prof. Dr. Maria das Graças Soares Rodrigues (UFRN)
Judicial sentence and style: final research report
Prof. Dr. Alexandro Teixeira Gomes (UFRN)
12h 30min
at
2:30 p.m.
Lunch break
Round table II
2:30 p.m.
at
4:30 p.m.
Point of view and argumentative orientation: the case of Dilma Rousseff's statementProf. Dr. João Gomes da Silva Neto (UFRN)
Power relations and face work in an investigation and trial hearing
Prof. Dr. Micheline Mattedi Tomazi (UFES)
Reference processes in testimonies of accused persons, in criminal investigation hearings
Prof. Dr. Maria Elias Soares (UFC)
4:30 p.m.
at 5pm
Coffee break
Coordinated session I
5pm
at
6:30 p.m.
Analysis of the textual organization of the electoral justice thesaurus
Prof. Dr. André Anderson Cavalcante Felipe (UFPE/PPgEL)
Point of view and enunciative responsibility in court rulings on bankruptcy petitions
Prof. Dr. Anderson Souza da Silva Lanzillo (UFRN)
Enunciative devices in the judicial sentence condemning crimes against the sexual dignity of children and young people
Prof. Dr. Emiliana Souza Soares (IFRN/PPgEL)
Mediation in the sentencing of crimes against women
Ms. Isabel Romana Calixta Ferreira (PPgEL)
Book launch
6:30 p.m.
Location: Hall of auditoriums A, B and C of CCHLA
December 8, 2016
Time
Activity
Round table III
08h 30min
at
10h 30min
Asymmetry in legal discourse and its textual materiality: the role of social/individual representationsProfa. Dr. Rosalice Pinto (CLUNL/CEJEA)
Linguistic choices and argumentation in legal discourse: linguistic analysis and textual production practice for law students
Prof. Dr. Ana Lúcia Tinoco Cabral (UNICSUL)
(Meta)argumentative uses of the connective expression ‘a greater abundance’: arguing to explain
Prof. Dr. Mariana Cucatto (UNP/PJPBA)
10h 30min
at
10h 45min
Coffee break
10h 45min
at
12h 30min
Coordinated session II
The ruling on José Dirceu's release request in Operation Lava Jato: a study of textual-discursive representations in legal argumentsProfa. Ms. Fernanda Isabela Oliveira Freitas (UEPB / PPgEL)
Textual-discursive representations and arguments in the legal text about the suspension of Eduardo Cunha's mandate
Prof. Ms. Flávia Elizabeth de Oliveira Gomes (PPgEL)
Points of view and argumentative orientation in terms of audience
Prof. Ms. Nouraide Fernandes Rocha de Queiroz (PPgEL)
The argumentative orientation in International Environmental Treaties
Ms. Hális Alves do Nascimento França
12h 30min
at
2:30 p.m.
Lunch break
2:30 p.m.
at
4:30 p.m.
Round table IV
Legal discourse from the perspective of discursive traditionsProfa. Dr. Alessandra Castilho Ferreira da Costa (UFRN)
The power of speech: the influence of rhetoric in trials by the Jury Court
Prom. Dr. André Mauro Lacerda Azevedo (MPRN)
Legal discourse and decisions about public policies
Prom. Dr. Marcus Aurélio de Freitas Barros (MPRN)
4:30 p.m.
At
5pm
Coffee break
5pm
at
7pm
Coordinated session III
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