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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas (FFLCH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Ph.D. in Linguistics from FFLCH-USP, she is a professor in the Post-Graduate Program in Philology and Portuguese Language at USP and coordinates the M.A.P. Project - Women in Portuguese America (http://map.prp.usp.br/). She was a visiting professor at the Faculty of Letters of the University of Porto (2023/2024). She is part of the scientific committee of NEHiLP - Research Support Center in Etymology and History of the Portuguese Language (https://nehilp.prp.usp.br/) and participates in ETeP - Text Editing in Portuguese, a research group that prepares conservative editions and conducts studies on the production, transmission, and preservation of written text, as well as regularly conducting paleography workshops. She is also part of C4AI - Center for Artificial Intelligence at USP (FAPESP/IBM), working on building corpora for natural language processing in Portuguese. Her expertise lies in the fields of Philology, Paleography, Codicology, History of the Portuguese Language, and Digital Humanities. She conducts research in archives such as the IEB-USP Archive and APESP. Balancing her professional career with the motherhood of a young child, she is also a stepmother to two young adults. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This research has as its objective edit and study, from a filological and lisguistic point of view, a group of 70 original letters that were written by women into the context of Portuguese America. It's common that epistolary studies advocate that the absence of a writer is the driving force to write the letters because it is not possible to keep other type of private conversation. Thus, …
This research has as main object the philological work with a set of letters written by and about women in Portuguese America. In a society where women were primarily responsible for social reproduction, female education in the Colony was a privilege for the few. In this context, the records made by women, or related to them, are true acts of resistance to time and to their own time. The …
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