Examples of using Discursive sequences in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
in the first period of the first discursive sequence of this block, the question mark"does it have any benefit?
In the discursive sequence"I never imagined… I didn't even know they existed",
In this context, the discursive sequence under analysis indirectly states the difficulty of implementing the TB control policy
The discursive sequence"… basically nothing else,
In the discursive sequence"we have arrived at the drug den,
At this stage, the identification of signifiers/discursive sequences, and the constitution of discursive processes responsible for the effects of meaning produced in the empirical material
For this, we will analyze discursive sequences generated on the case of"maniac of luziânia" in which the builder admar de jesus silva raped,
In the discursive sequences mentioned, it is observed that the individual that is interviewed is part of a discursive formation that understands the scarcity of professionals targeted for the treatment as a difficulty in operation
Continuing with the analysis, the discursive sequences"we bring him,
we analyze discursive sequences produced by travelers, catholic missionaries,
We extracted 294 discursive sequences from 2914 pages of 92 editions printed in the week from 1 to 7 april 2011
The enunciations, fragments, and discursive sequences were grouped under two themes: Discursive Theme I- health promotion
It is noted that the discursive sequences"it is a challenging experience;
The author works with excerpts of discursive sequences produced in 2011 through video recording of classes in the disciplines of Creation,
enabling the identification and selection of discursive sequences. Those discursive sequences were grouped into two Discursive Formations DF: patient aspects influencing diagnosis delay
Reflective discourse in which discursive sequences are ended by question marks"… creating?… disservice?… strengthen?… resistance?" suggests concerns about the culpability of health services in treating the disease,
as reinforced by the discursive sequences that follow:"I do not stay in the ambulatory all the time","sometimes I monitor it.
is more prominent in the discursive sequences: we… talk to the patient…;
We divided the selected enunciations in three groups of discourse fragments that we analyse as discursive sequences due to repetitions,
as it is made present in the discursive sequences"it is a question of culture","a social class that identifies itself in the biomedical model