Stance, in motion for Biber, and the Forensic Linguistics

Authors

  • Agnes dos Santos Scaramuzzi-Rodrigues UniSant’Anna, São Paulo

Keywords:

Posicionamento, Linguística Forense, Evidências Linguísticas e Linguística de Corpus

Abstract

This theoretical essay objectively reflects on the notion of stance explained in: Biber and Finegan (1988); Biber et al (1999); Biber (2006a) and Biber (2006b). Our current interest of study involves the fields of Forensic Linguistics and Corpus Linguistics to uncover uses of stance expressions in corpora arising from the criminal sphere of Crimes Against Life, homicidal domestic violence. We divide the study in three parts namely: first, the introduction that presents the general context of the study; second the answer to the questions in this article and finally its completion.

Author Biography

Agnes dos Santos Scaramuzzi-Rodrigues, UniSant’Anna, São Paulo

Agnes dos Santos Scaramuzzi-Rodrigues, is a doctoral student in Applied Linguistics and Language Studies at PUC-SP / LAEL. She is also a member of GELC, Corpus Linguistics Research Group coordinated by Tony Berber Sardinha and registered at CNPQ. Agnes is also an assistant professor of university.

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