Da língua-objeto à práxis linguística: desarticulações e rearticulações contra hegemônicas

Abstract

In this article, I examine the notion of "language" enlightenment by a critical set of counter hegemonic studies on body, identity and language. This examination necessarily incurs in the decolonization and demodernization of knowledge about language, since the colonial and modern ideology divided linguistics practices in object and its excessive, performatively inventing the “language” as a fact, and pushing the practice/action out of limits of language studies. I argue that the whole examination can be understood from three operations: disarticulation of language-object, re-articulation of local knowledge and re-articulation of language as praxis.