CV Lattes
Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Estudos da Linguagem (IEL) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Scientific training: State University of Sao Paulo, Brazil (USP): undergraduated in Letras Clássicas (1959), doctorate in Linguistics (1966), "livre docente" (1993). Professional activities: Full Professor in Portuguese Linguistics (1996-2007), when he retired. Previous activities: Full Professor or Portuguese Linguistics in the State University of Sao Paulo (Unesp), campus of Marilia (1961-1975); Visiting Professor in the University of Texas at Austin (1970); Full Professor in Portuguese Linguistics, State University of Campinas, Unicamp (1975-1991). Research activities: coordinator of following projects of research: (1) Documentation and Description of Learned Spoken Brazilian Portuguese / Sao Paulo (1970-1988); (2) Grammar of Spoken Brazilian Portuguese (1988-2011); (3) History of Brazilian Portuguese / Sao Paulo (1995-2012). General Editor of Historiando o Português Brasileiro, 10 volumes. Áreas of interest: Portuguese Linguistics, focusing on grammar of spoken Brazilian Portuguese, funcional syntax, multissystemic approach to language, history of Brazilian Portuguese Linguistics. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The Project for the History of Paulista Brazilian Portuguese (PHPP) is a set of articulated subprojects within the Historical Linguistics of Portuguese. It aims at (a) collecting, organising, and making diachronic corpora of Paulista Portuguese available in order to support investigations into this variety; (b) analysing such corpora in three areas: (i) studies on Grammatical variation an…
This project puts together and integrates a set of investigations on the history of Brazilian paulista Portuguese, aiming to study the formation of its linguistic varieties, paired with the formation of São Paulo society. The following areas and problems are studied: 1) Grammar and language changes; a) generative Linguistics and language changes: pronouns and prepositions; the syntax of c…
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