FROM REFERENCE TO DISCOURSE: AN ANALYSIS OF THE IMAGES OF THE READING BOOK GOIAZ CORAÇÃO DO BRASIL (1934)
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v47i2.71388Abstract
The present article aims to carry out an analysis of the images that compose the reading book Goiás Coração do Brasil (1934) and to understand how these images lead the reading public to build patriotic visualities. For this, considerations were made about the use of books and images as historical sources and we also discussed the historical and cultural aspects of the reading book in question. For the analysis of the images we applied semiotic methodology articulated with a historical approach. Through this analysis, we came to the conclusion that the articulation between text and images in the bookwas designed to conduce an indoctrination of a nationalist view of exaltation to the state of Goiás.
KEYWORDS: Historical Sources. Reading Book. History of Education in Goiás. Image Analysis.
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