OS PRINCÍPIOS DA COMPLEXIDADE E A ANÁLISE DO DISCURSO FRANCESA: EFEITOS DE UM PARADIGMA EMERGENTE

Abstract

this article analyzes relations between the Paradigm of Complexity and French Discourse Analysis (FDA), discussing to what extent the first is refracted through the latter in reference to epistemic and methodological bases, and concepts of subject, discourse and language. It employs the method of critical review on theoretical works, from Morin to Pêcheux. Discussions suggest that interdisciplinarity, reciprocity, interdependence, interaction or communion between distinct fields of knowledge integrate into FDA as a Complexity refraction, including the prominence of  principles such as the organizational recursive, hologrammatic, systemic,  dependence, retroactive circuit, self-organization and the reintroduction of knowledge into every form of knowledge. It confirms that, as much as Applied Linguistics, FDA becomes conducive to the functioning of the Complexity principles abovementioned. FDA’s vanguardism among theoretical lines on language not only illustrates an Emerging Paradigm, but it also guarantees that FDA is side by side with a Linguistics that is more mixed and indisciplinary, with more open, relational/deeper approaches on discursive phenomena.