O GOLPE DE 2016 VAI À ESCOLA: ATIVIDADES DE LEITURA MULTIMODAL NAS AULAS DE HISTÓRIA
Abstract
This work aims to discuss how controversial themes echo transformed into verbal-imagery texts (cartoons, memes, comic strips etc.) in order to suggest a treatment of these as pedagogical tools for history classes. This is done in a way that humor establishes itself as an activator of multimodal reading strategies (KESSESS, van LEEUWEN, 1996) for the contribution of critical visual literacy practices (LUKE and FREEBODY, 1997; CERVETTI, 2001). The images are limited to the controversy caused by the proposal of the subject "Special Topics IV: the coup of 2016 and the future of democracy", in the course of Political Science, University of Brasilia. For this, we rely on Critical Discourse Analysis (FAIRCLOUGH, 1992; 2003). We believe that the proposal rests on the need to look at the images for the development of a theoretical instrument capable of helping teachers and students to analyze, interpret and appropriate the image content, leading from it critical discussions.
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