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Vol. 26 No. 42 (2024)
Lésmer Montecino Soto (1956 - 2017)

ARTICULOS

Studying Discursive Development: A Socio-Psycho-Discursive Approach

https://doi.org/10.19053/uptc.01227238.17506

Published 2024-01-20

  • Martha Shiro

Martha Shiro
Universidad Central de Venezuela , Florida Atlantic University

Abstract

Objective: This paper aims to provide a methodological proposal within the field of discourse studies.
Originality/support: It offers a guide to systematize the methodological steps involved in formulating a research problem and constructing an analytical framework within the realm of discourse studies from a socio-psycho-discursive perspective.
Method: This paper reflects upon the methodological decisions made during my journey as a researcher and illustrates them with examples drawn from one of my research projects on narrative development.
Data collection strategies: The paper reviews the publications upon which the methodological reflections presented here are based.
Conclusions: To guarantee the validity of the formulation of a research problem, as well as the construction of an analytical framework in a discourse-related study, it is necessary to follow carefully planned steps and situate them within a relevant and compatible theoretical and methodological framework.

Keywords

Method, research problem formulation

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Author Biography

Martha Shiro

Professor Emeritus de la Universidad Central de Venezuela, Affiliate Professor, Florida Atlantic University, autora de varias publicaciones entre la que se destacan Shiro, Martha. 2021. Usos y funciones de las interjecciones en conversaciones de niños bilingües de 30 meses. En M. Cavalcante e I. Barros (orgs). Linguagem: Adquisiçao da fala e da escrita, pp. 81-105. Campinas: Pontes Editores. 2022. Shiro, M. y Bolívar, E. 2022. Conocimiento previo y por construir en artículos de investigación en lingüística. En M. Shiro, A. Bolívar y J. Marinkovich (eds). Procesos de aprendizaje de la lengua escrita, pp. 243-271. Teoría y Práctica. E-book. Líquido Editorial,  shiromartha@gmail.com

 

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