A reversibilidade do discurso religioso: um olhar para pregações evangélicas e católicas sob a perspectiva da enunciação

Abstract

Religion is an important part of society because it directly influences its members and defines conduct, suggests or imposes behaviors. The language, speech, and formal elements of language that their representatives use to convey their doctrines and ideologies are effective, blunt, and common procedures for any religion. In this paper, based on Benveniste's theory of enunciation, we analyze religious preaching in evangelical and catholic churches in the city of Bagé, RS, in order to verify which enunciative and formal strategies are used by pastors and or priests to convince their interlocutors. We also analyze the issue of the reversibility of utterances in utterance. For this work we applied a qualitative analysis, where we used clippings of religious preaching, which we considered significant for the study. With this work, we hope to contribute to the reflection on the enunciative theme of reversibility. Disseminate the results found in academia and society in general.