Dominant literacy and social practice
Reflections about the legal language and the power relationship with the jurisdicted
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https://doi.org/10.15448/1984-4301.2021.2.38712Keywords:
Literacy, Legal language, Jurisdiction, Symbolic PowerAbstract
Know who the language of the language in any community of speech is to communicate. In the space of legal spaces, whether courts, forums, courtroom or forensic secretaries, as reading and writing skills are of important importance to the citizen participant and in such a comprehensive manner and have the same guarantee of access to justice, provision according to the Brazilian constitutional text. That said, this article aims to reflect, to what extent, legal language represents an instrument of power and segregation between the and justice, considering the linguistic style present in judicial decisions and the lack of social literacy for the performance of man in spaces institutionalized. This analysis was carried out in the United States after the social literacy of Angela Kleiman (1995), Tfouni (1995) and Soares (2004) and, although it is, the concept of symbolic power of the sociologist Pierre Bourdieu (1989). Why, if the idea is of a certain sense, it is unintelligible, unintelligible, with a judicial decision emanating from a TRF judge. in the year 2015.
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