Linguistic-Discoursive Representation of Jesus Christ in his Sermon on the Fulfillment of Love from the Gospel According to St. Matthew

Abstract

This paper delimits as object of study “the linguistic-discursive representation of the enunciative subject Jesus Christ in his sermon on the fulfillment of love, from the evangelistic records of St. Matthew". The views of this author confer on responsiveness to recorded events. We refer to Bakhtin and the circle to ground our research, since the remission to the field of religion and to the Christian universe, with its particularities and symbols, is recurrent in the production of Russian scholars. The corpus is made up of six (6) Bible verses reported by St. Matthew on the words of Jesus. Thus, the oral presentation is characterized by the different forms of presence of the other, that is, the presence of several social voices resulting from interdiscursive interactions. Therefore, the research is characterized as a qualitative-interpretative production. The biblical version that
was adopted as support and reference for the composition of this work was the Jerusalem Bible (New Revised and Enlarged Edition), which was translated directly from the original texts (Hebrew and Greek).