Los enunciados constatativos y realizativos en el discurso administrativo para la construcción de organizaciones lucrativas

Galicia Osuna David ()
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Galicia Osuna David: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Contaduría y Administración, 2012, vol. 57, issue 4, 79-105

Abstract: This essay’s objective is to show, from the semiotic and pragmatic points of view, two types of statements that make up the administrative discourse: constative statements and non constative statements. The latter allow us to speak of intentionality in building profitable organizations, which holds us accountable for them, but also of its possible renovation into a more humane sense, as Aktouf Omar says. My proposal is that there are two types of statements that make up the administrative discourse: constative or verification statements, and mainly, performative statements (Austin, 1971); the former seek truth, the latter, from a pragamatic perspective, (Rorty, 1993), seek effectiveness (Searle, 1999) to build an organization.

Keywords: discurso administrativo; oraciones constatativas y realizativas (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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