Produção textual de surdos sinalizantes de LIBRAS, em português escrito, a partir da modelização didática de gêneros textuais: a escrita de surdos em foco

The practice of “textual production” language helps subjects to play their social role, because the subject who writes well can act in different social practices, can argue, positioning himself in defense of a point of view; In short, you can act/interact in the world. In our research, for the development of some of these practices, we plan to work with textual genres, from the production of genres report of lived experience and resume of thirteen deaf participants signaling, which allowed us to conduct a case study during the elaboration of this doctoral thesis. The general objective of the study was to investigate and analyze the development of language skills mobilized in the production of genres report of experienced and resume of deaf subjects signaling Brazilian sign language - Libras as the first language, in their textual productions in Portuguese written, by A means of didactic sequences elaborated for a Portuguese course taught with second -language teaching methodology for the deaf. As specific objectives, we have: (a) to verify that the work developed with didactic sequences, anchored in a second language teaching proposal, contributes to the textual production of the participants; (b) to analyze the observable properties (characteristics) expressed in textual productions in genres report of experience lived and summary to build their representation through language action; (c) to verify that the language skills mobilized by participants in initial production in genres report of experience lived and summary present differences in the final productions of texts in these genres. As a theoretical-methodological contribution, we support research in the textbook model (DOLZ;SCHNEUWLY, 2004b), in the didactic sequence (DOLZ; NOVERRAZ;SCHNEUWLY, 2004), the second-language teaching methodology (Krashen, 1982) and the model Analysis of Socio -Cursive Interactionism (BRONCKART, 1997, 1999). The research is also anchored regarding the genre report of experience...