Análise semiótica da narrativa bíblica A prova de Abraão
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2004-12-16
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Ramos, Karin Adriane Henschel Pobbe [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Neste trabalho fazemos uma análise semiótica de uma narrativa bíblica, registrada no livro de Gênesis, capítulo 22. Trata-se da história da prova de Abraão, em que Deus lhe pede que siga até um monte na terra de Moriá e ali ofereça seu filho Isaque em holocausto. É uma narrativa bastante polêmica, pois parece colocar em contradição a natureza do próprio Deus. Para a análise, seguimos a teoria proposta por Greimas em sua ciência da significação, que procura traçar o percurso gerativo do sentido a fim de decifrar o código do texto e entender seu significado profundo. Baseamos nosso estudo também nas análises semióticas de narrativas bíblicas do GROUPE D'ENTREVERNES. A análise se divide em duas partes principais: a descrição das estruturas de superfície, com suas componentes narrativa e discursiva; e a descrição das estruturas profundas, cujo ápice é a articulação dos quadrados semióticos. No estudo da componente narrativa da estrutura de superfície, construímos o modelo narrativo, por meio da elaboração dos programas narrativos. Temos, então, que Abraão é um sujeito que busca demonstrar a sua obediência a Deus, o destinador-manipulador, oferecendo seu filho Isaque em holocausto. A partir daí, desenvolvemos o esquema narrativo, apoiado nas operações de manipulação, competência, performance e sanção; o estudo dos actantes; e a sintaxe modal. A componente discursiva da estrutura de superfície está fundamentada no estudo dos atores, do tempo e do espaço; nos percursos figurativos, que no texto em questão são: o deslocamento, o holocausto e a família; e na análise da veridicção. Os programas narrativos e percursos figurativos permitem reconhecer as isotopias da narrativa que levam à articulação do quadrado semiótico da estrutura profunda. No caso da narrativa da prova de Abraão...
This study analyses by using the semiotic theory a biblical narrative of Genesis, chapter 22. That is the story of the Abraham's proof, in which God asks him to take his son Isaac get into the land of Moriah and offer him there for a burnt offering. It is a very polemic narrative because it seems to contradict God's nature. For the analysis we follow the theory purposed by Greimas in his science of signification that aims the generative process of meaning in order to find the text's code and understand its deep structure. We also follow the semiotic analysis of biblical narratives made by the GROUPE D'ENTREVERNES. The analysis has two main parts: the description of the surface structures and their narrative and discursive components, and the description of the deep structures, which aims the semiotic squares articulation. In the study of the narrative component we built the narrative model by the narrative programs organization. We found that Abraham is subject that quests to demonstrate his obedience to God, the addresser-manipulator, by giving his son Isaac as a burnt offering. Then, we developed the narrative scheme, based on the operations of manipulation, competence, performance and sanction; the study of actants; and the modal syntax. The discursive component is based on the study of the actors, the time and the space; the figurative processes that in this text are: the moving, the holocaust and the family; and the analysis of the veridictory modalities. The narrative programs and the figurative processes allowed us to find the isotopies of the text that carry to the deep structures by the semiotic squares articulation. In the Abraham's proof narrative we conclude that... (Complete abstract, click electronic access below)
This study analyses by using the semiotic theory a biblical narrative of Genesis, chapter 22. That is the story of the Abraham's proof, in which God asks him to take his son Isaac get into the land of Moriah and offer him there for a burnt offering. It is a very polemic narrative because it seems to contradict God's nature. For the analysis we follow the theory purposed by Greimas in his science of signification that aims the generative process of meaning in order to find the text's code and understand its deep structure. We also follow the semiotic analysis of biblical narratives made by the GROUPE D'ENTREVERNES. The analysis has two main parts: the description of the surface structures and their narrative and discursive components, and the description of the deep structures, which aims the semiotic squares articulation. In the study of the narrative component we built the narrative model by the narrative programs organization. We found that Abraham is subject that quests to demonstrate his obedience to God, the addresser-manipulator, by giving his son Isaac as a burnt offering. Then, we developed the narrative scheme, based on the operations of manipulation, competence, performance and sanction; the study of actants; and the modal syntax. The discursive component is based on the study of the actors, the time and the space; the figurative processes that in this text are: the moving, the holocaust and the family; and the analysis of the veridictory modalities. The narrative programs and the figurative processes allowed us to find the isotopies of the text that carry to the deep structures by the semiotic squares articulation. In the Abraham's proof narrative we conclude that... (Complete abstract, click electronic access below)
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Abraão (Patriarca hebreu), Biblia e literatura, Semiotica, Semiotics, Generative process of meaning, Biblical narratives
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RAMOS, Karin Adriane Henschel Pobbe. Análise semiótica da narrativa bíblica A prova de Abraão. 2004. 193 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências e Letras de Assis, 2004.