A cena de enunciação como entrada teórico-metodológica para a abordagem da reabilitação cognitiva de idosos a partir da perspectiva da cognição distribuída

Abstract

In this work we seek to articulate, on a transdisciplinary level, points of view originating from three different disciplines (Psychology, Systems Theory (distributed cognition), Discourse Analysis) to explain the process that allows the raising of the subject (COUDRY, 1997), revealed by the emergence of the person-agent (DUTRA, 2018) in a Neuropsychological Rehabilitation group for the elderly that operated from 2017 to 2019. Starting from the hypothesis that the Enunciation Scene (MAINGUENEAU, 2002), especially the scenography offers, a locus theoretical-methodological framework that allows for this articulation, and through the analysis of a corpus originating from the operating records of the Rehabilitation group, it was possible to understand the process that allows for the raising of the subject (COUDRY, 1997), revealed by the emergence of the person-agent ( DUTRA, 2018). It was also possible to demonstrate that the articulation of the aforementioned points of view can contribute both to theorization in the areas involved and to the improvement of Rehabilitation procedures.