I am currently Professor of Latin Language and Literature at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ). I have a BA in Portuguese and Latin (2014) and Ancient Greek (2020) at the University of São Paulo, a master's degree (2018) and a Ph.D. (2024) in Classics from the same university, both funded by FAPESP. I spent six months at the University of Oxford (2017-2018), funded by BEPE/FAPESP, and a second period in 2023, funded by CAPES. I was a postdoc researcher at the State University of Campinas (2024-2025), funded by FAPESP. I am a member of the Grupo de Estudos de Línguas Indo-Europeias Antigas (GELIEA). I received training in conducting at Escola Municipal de Música de São Paulo. Areas of interest are Classics, Latin and Greek language and literature, Indo-european linguistics. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This research proposes a diachronic study about the pre-history of Latin subjunctive complement clauses. Using an innovative methodology, I intend to put forward a stronger hypothesis to the etymology of the conjunction ut, which is the main way to introduce Latin complement clauses. Such a methodology was inspired by Luján & Chala (2020), but was further adapted to internal reconstructio…
Following the research done during my master's degree, this research proposal aims to locate, count, describe and explain synchronically the presence and absence of the conjunction ut in substantive subjunctive clauses that complement, in Plautus, verbs of a predefined set of semantic categories. I will consider: verbs of ordering and commanding, etc.; verbs of begging, requesting, etc.; …
Plautus is the most ancient Latin writer whose work comprises a sizable amount of almost complete texts dating from the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC. His plays allow us to study more ancient structures of the Latin language, different from those of Classical Latin, which is based on authors like Cicero. One of these structures concerns the use of subjunctive verbs as complements to other verb…
The aim of this project is to further the investigation already in course in the main project in Brazil, using the same methods, notably the gathering of tokens of subjunctival complementation of facio and uolo, its general distribution between juxtaposed and with-ut tokens, called here quantitative analysis, and then a qualitative analysis regarding morpho-syntactical context, register, …
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