Oralidade e cotidiano: falares fronteiriços em Benjamin Constant - AM

Abstract

People use various means of communication at all times during the length of their lives, however, do not ask how this process. However, it is known that how individuals speak and the differentiation of which they speak, occur according to the culture in which the individuals in question are inserted. To better illustrate this situation, the work here this shows in its content the semiotic field of the Fair city of Benjamin Constant (MA) - city inhabited by various indigenous ethnic groups, as well as Peru and clear, Brazilians - with the objective of investigating the cultural influences on the use of the orality by agents involved in trade relations in the fair city of Benjamin Constant-AM and the implication of this for the understanding of how does the communicative process in a frontier region, having as a basis for theoretical study authors as: Bordieu (1999); de Certeau (2012), Geertz (1989); Hall (1997); Machado (2007); Matos (2001) and Martins (2002). From this perspective, we used the ethnography as a method of research, which enabled us show by means of interviews and participant observation that the language influences the life of human beings, was how important it is and that, even with many varieties existing language on the planet, there is always the possibility of communication and that by virtue of contacts in border region - several possibilities of communication can be "engendered". We noted in the fair city of Benjamin Constant when to overcome communicative difficulties resulting from the different languages in contact, replaced the orality of bodily practices.