2016
DOI: 10.1590/1679-395118952
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Um caminho metodológico pela análise semiótica de discurso para pesquisas em identidade organizacional

Abstract: Resumo Este artigo propõe um percurso metodológico baseado na análise semiótica dos discursos organizacionais, inspirada em Greimas, para a condução de pesquisas sobre identidade organizacional (IO). A primazia dessa abordagem consiste em seu potencial para aprofundar a compreensão das características definidoras do conceito seminal de IO, introduzido inicialmente por Albert e Whetten (1985). Escassas são as pesquisas nacionais e estrangeiras que adotam a perspectiva da semiótica discursiva de texto. Os estudo… Show more

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“…These correlations suggest that several lines of research may be followed regarding the phenomenon of organizational identification, which indicates the relevance of new studies on the theme (CARDOSO, HANASHIRO and BARROS, 2016;CAVAZOTE, ARAUJO and ABREU, 2017). Corroborating the thinking of Fernandes, Marques andCarrieri (2009), Fombelle, Jarvis, Ward et al (2011) emphasized that organizational identification influences organizational behaviors such as learning, turnover, productivity, and task performance.…”
Section: Organizational Identificationmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…These correlations suggest that several lines of research may be followed regarding the phenomenon of organizational identification, which indicates the relevance of new studies on the theme (CARDOSO, HANASHIRO and BARROS, 2016;CAVAZOTE, ARAUJO and ABREU, 2017). Corroborating the thinking of Fernandes, Marques andCarrieri (2009), Fombelle, Jarvis, Ward et al (2011) emphasized that organizational identification influences organizational behaviors such as learning, turnover, productivity, and task performance.…”
Section: Organizational Identificationmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Therefore, there may be conflicts of organizational identification between the beliefs of business administrators and the bodies in which these professionals go on to play the role of public administrator. Research related to behavioral and organizational identification aspects remain relevant of late (CARDOSO, HANASHIRO and BARROS, 2016;CAVAZOTTE, ARAUJO and ABREU, 2017), mainly due to recognition of the importance of the relationship between the identity of the individual and the organization.…”
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“…O estudo da identidade e as reflexões estimuladas pela temática são diversas, como sugeriram Cardoso, Hanashiro e Barros (2016). Além disso, a discussão recente do assunto abarca temas como a identidade territorial (Simões Souza, 2017), as relações entre territorialidade e identidade (Saraiva, Carrieri & Soares, 2014;Teixeira, Saraiva & Carrieri, 2015), a dinâmica das organizações públicas (Gomes, Fantinel, Palassi & Silva, 2016), das organizações da saúde (Acuña & Sanfuentes, 2016), a temática de gênero (Ettinger, Jesus Júnior, Setenta & Cavalcante, 2015), a teoria queer (E. Souza, 2017) e até casos de ensino (Campos & Davel, 2018).…”
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“…For Cardoso, Hanashiro and Barros (2016), as a theory of signification, semiotics is initially concerned with the conditions of understanding and production of meaning, always considering the differences necessary for an elementary structure of signification (GREIMAS and COURTÉS, 2013). Based on this premise, although with a focus on organizational studies, the authors proposed a methodological trajectory for semiotic discourse analysis in identity studies, reinforcing the interdisciplinarity presented here.…”
Section: Semiotics Contribution Perspectivementioning
confidence: 99%