Quotation marks with autonomic connotation: a proposal on the enunciative heterogeneities of the subject in the discourse

Linguistics can be defined as a discipline that studies language in a scientific way. However, it should be noted that the word language is polysemic. Therefore, in this domain, scholars are not unanimous in seeking to provide elements to try to conceptualize it.

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Brazilian Journal of Business
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2025-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.34140/bjbv7n1-026
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Linguistics and Discourse Analysis
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Quotation marks with autonomic connotation: a proposal on the enunciative heterogeneities of the subject in the discourse

Ezequiel Bezerra Izaias de Macedo
Brazilian Journal of Business
Linguistics and Discourse Analysis
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Quotation marks with autonomic connotation: a proposal on the enunciative heterogeneities of the subject in the discourse

Ezequiel Bezerra Izaias de Macedo
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Abstract

Linguistics can be defined as a discipline that studies language in a scientific way. However, it should be noted that the word language is polysemic. Therefore, in this domain, scholars are not unanimous in seeking to provide elements to try to conceptualize it.

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