Semantic-Discursive Aspects of Lexical Renewal in the Era of Lava Jato and Bolsonaro Government
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2236-4242.v32i3p79-97Keywords:
Lexicon, Speech, Neologism, Sense, Print MediaAbstract
Lexical renewal has always been present in literary language. At present, the vocabulary creation process presents daily examples in the media language. Formal or vocabular neologisms have been used in various segments of the media, which also occurs to a lesser extent with semantic or conceptual neologisms. In this article, the types of neological creations are approached from a theoretical perspective that seeks the integration between lexicon and discourse. The corpus analyzed contains ten neologisms referring to the operation Lava Jato and the Bolsonaro government.
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