Sociodiscursive biography: For an enunciative posture in life history

Abstract

This article suggests an in-depth reflection on the challenges of collecting resistance life stories, putting a personal emphasis on co-construction and co-investigation in the production of life stories and the generation of scientific knowledge regarding complex events. He emphasizes how the sociodiscursive biography approach supports the emergence of the narrator's voice, enabling the facilitation and co-construction of a singular narrative. The central concept is the establishment of a space of enunciation where the narrator interacts with the researcher-narrator. Together, they engage in an interventionist process aimed at deepening the understanding of the life story that is being developed.