The Study Group on Textual Analysis of Discourses, from the Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts (CCHLA), will hold another edition of the Cartography of Discourse Genres Conference Cycle next Wednesday, 24th, starting at 3pm, broadcast on the FELCS/UFRN YouTube Channel.
The topic discussed will be ‘Quote and refutation in 1. Co 11:3-16: a linguistic analysis of enunciative responsibility and point of view’ taught by professor Alessandra Castilho Ferreira da Costa, from UFRN.
The event is open to all interested parties who register through SIGAA.
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