Correia, Maria Clara Abelho Amante Nunes2021-06-232021-06-232017PURE: 3249962PURE UUID: 4c37bb7f-8744-4939-9a68-0eabc1a9dc5dhttp://hdl.handle.net/10362/119879UID/LIN/03213/2013In this paper I propose to discuss how the research mechanisms are generated and how theoretical models can be related among themselves. The centrality of this discussion focuses mainly on enunciation as a relevant strand for the study of language semantics. In this way, it aims to contribute to the definition of an epistemological frontier in the analysis of languages, also triggering a theoretical frontier, especially in the different ways of integrating the domain of semantics into the grammatical description. From the rereading of three texts on 'enunciation', I will try to discuss if the boundaries and limits that characterize each of these texts do not end up being interconnected, constituting a continuum based on the images generated in a mise en abyme. To exemplify this hypothesis, I will focus on the proposals made by Benveniste 1970 and Culioli 1993 on temporality.7456598portheoretical modelenunciationSemanticTemporalitycommentaryworking paper