Temporalizações e temporalidades: sobre o tempo no acontecimento do dizer

Abstract

This work presents the ways in which we mobilize meanings about time in the events of typical sayings of the SARS-COV-2 pandemic. We highlight formations, such as “novo normal” and “dia D” e “hora H”, which characterize the historical reference of the pandemic, through the Semantics of Enunciation. We propose a focus on the temporality of the saying referred by Guimarães (2002, 2018), since the event temporalizes. At this point, we discuss a proposal to analyse the didactic separation of meanings that we build about time, highlighting how the temporality of saying happens and the way temporalizations reconstruct and redefine meanings, placing our view on meanings and how they are (re)shaped, producing the events of saying about/in the pandemic, since the subjects are taken by the language in the historicity and constitute the Logos. Therefore, we can observe how discourses emerge from referencials, shaping the world though the language that is sometimes outlined in emergencies.