Sobre el programa Justicia en lenguaje claro del Ministerio de Justicia y Derechos Humanos de la Nación (Argentina)

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12/2019
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Universidade do Vale do Sapucaí. Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ciências da Linguagem
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Entremeios
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En 2017, se conformó una Red Nacional de Lenguaje Claro en la que participan representantes de los tres poderes del Estado. Las directrices del proyecto señalan que la claridad de las comunicaciones emitidas por el Estado colabora en el adecuado ejercicio de los derechos y de los deberes a la vez que fortalece la democracia, la transparencia, la confianza y la inclusión social. En este trabajo, se examina el programa Justicia en lenguaje claro del Ministerio de Justicia y Derechos Humanos con el objetivo de explicar sus implicancias glotopolíticas. Partimos de la idea de que se adopta esta medida de arbitrar el orden lingüístico con la (supuesta) voluntad de "empoderar a los ciudadanos", es decir, de transformar la distribución social del capital simbólico en el plano del lenguaje. Empero, los resultados muestran que esta campaña entraña una fuerte dimensión económica además de buscar controlar el orden social establecido.
In 2017, a National Network of Clear Language was formed in which representatives of the three branches of the State participate. The guidelines of the project indicate that the clarity of the communications issued by the State collaborates in the proper exercise of rights and duties while strengthening democracy, transparency, trust and social inclusion. In this paper, the program "Justice in plain language" of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights is examined with the aim of explaining its glotopolitical implications. We start from the idea that this measure is adopted to arbitrate the linguistic order with the (supposed) will to "empower the citizens", that is, to transform the social distribution of symbolic capital in the field of language. However, the results show that this campaign involves a strong economic dimension as well as seeking to control the established social order.
In 2017, a National Network of Clear Language was formed in which representatives of the three branches of the State participate. The guidelines of the project indicate that the clarity of the communications issued by the State collaborates in the proper exercise of rights and duties while strengthening democracy, transparency, trust and social inclusion. In this paper, the program "Justice in plain language" of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights is examined with the aim of explaining its glotopolitical implications. We start from the idea that this measure is adopted to arbitrate the linguistic order with the (supposed) will to "empower the citizens", that is, to transform the social distribution of symbolic capital in the field of language. However, the results show that this campaign involves a strong economic dimension as well as seeking to control the established social order.
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