HERMENÊUTICA PENTECOSTAL, PRÁTICA PASTORAL E O CONTROLE INSTITUCIONAL DAS ASSEMBLEIAS DE DEUS

Abstract

The objective is to present some concepts developed by Dominique Maingueneau that will be applied in this research, namely: the notion of enunciation scene and discursive ethos. This theoretical framework will be used as a lens to analyze the Manifesto of the General Convention of the Assemblies of God in Brazil (CGADB) published in 2021. We start from Maingueneau concepts about encompassing scene, generic scenes and discursive ethos. The problem question that guides our investigation is: how can the scenes of enunciation and the discursive ethos contribute to the analysis of the manifesto on Pentecostal hermeneutics published in April 2021? To answer this question, we explored the triple interaction of scenes in the same enunciative event, with the aim of identifying the encompassing scene in this document, analyzing it from the generic scene and describing the scenographic scene through the discursive ethos. Discursive genres play a crucial role in establishing the discourse project to maintain the status quo, influenced by various instances involved in its production, functioning and articulation.