The erasure of educational inequalities in BNCC’s speech
Discourse analysis; History of linguistic ideas; BNCC; Language policies
The National Common Curriculum Base (BNCC) can be understood as a state language policy whose objective is to establish the guidelines, foundations and competencies of Brazilian education. It is therefore an official archive that regulates educational activities and access to knowledge in the country. Given these production conditions, this study seeks to understand the process of producing meanings that is put into operation the discourse of the Common National Curriculum Base. Inscribed in the perspective of the History of Linguistic Ideas, especially in the works of Auroux (1992), Guimarães (2005) and Orlandi (2001), in dialogue with the Discourse Analysis, especially in the works of Pêcheux (1969) and Orlandi (2002, 2012), this research analyzes the way in which the BNCC discourse produces the erasure of educational inequalities in the country as an effect of meanings.