ENUNCIATION AND SUBJECTIVITY: ELEMENTS FOR ANALYSIS OF THE LETTER GENRE.

In this article, we will work on the notions of enunciation and subjectivity, from the letter genre, produced as a complement to Dalton Trevisan's short story, entitled: "Apelo". For this purpose, we used the responses to the text made by students of the 1st period of the Languages English/Portuguese course at UNEAL (3 responses), which are characterized as an exercise in the discipline of Reading and Text Production. Methodologically, this analysis stands as a way to be worked qualitatively in the classroom, namely: through the use of textual complement exercises for reading literary genres (epics, narratives and lyrical poetry), as well as for discursive genres (letter, short story, string etc.). Thus, this article seeks to theoretically define, within the discursive genre letter, what would be the interaction in language, producing a sense of enunciation. As well as the importance of awareness of the 'I' for the production and reading of the text, constituting the fundamental reality of language. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]