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Revista Polis e Psique

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Abstract

COSTA, Luciano Bedin da  and  COSTA, Cristiano Bedin da. Short Scenes: academic writing as a combat. Rev. Polis Psique [online]. 2019, vol.9, n.2, pp. 171-186. ISSN 2238-152X.

Short scenes: brief figures, relatively independent, freely arranged. A little model kit, shall we say. Therefore the reading should establish its own measure. As a combat, writing reveals itself as a small, intimate and daily renewed life commitment. Thus, being the writer as a fighter who studies (and therefore: inquires) the adversary: neither before nor after but during the fight. Assuming Roland Barthes as interlocutor, what we commonly call academic writing is understood as a special type of combat. As such, it is capable of offering us clues to think about writing and the gesture of writing amidst institutional demands.

Keywords : Academic Writing; Roland Barthes; Institutions; Combat; Text.

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