Graduated in Portuguese and English Languages (Bachelor's Degree) from the Federal University of São Paulo (2018). Master in Languages from the Graduate Program in Languages at the Federal University of São Paulo (2022) in the area of concentration Linguistic Studies and research line Language and Cognition. Doctoral student at the Department of Linguistics at the University of São Paulo in the line of research Linguistic form and meaning: levels of analysis and interfaces. She is interested in linguistic analysis and theory, with an emphasis on morphology and its interfaces with syntax and semantics, and language acquisition. She is currently a member of the research team for the Project Formation of the Child Language Database for the study of morphology and lexicon and integration to the Child Speech Data Consortium and is a member of the research group Laboratory for Research in Language and Cognition (LabLinC ) from the Federal University of São Paulo and the Study Group on Distributed Morphology (GREMD) from the University of São Paulo. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Distributed Morphology (Halle; Marantz, 1993; DM) is a syntactic theory to the derivation of words and larger constituents that sets aside the Lexicon as a generative component and adopts a reformulation of the Principles and Parameters (Chomsky, 1981) Grammar Architecture. The theoretical model proposes the distribution of the morphological, phonological and semantic properties contained…
This project aims to analyze the diminutive formatives -inh and -zinh in Brazilian Portuguese (BP) under the perspective of language acquisition in order to observe (i) the order of emergence of diminutive evaluative morphology in the initial years of children's language development taking into consideration the case study of Vigário and Garcia (2012), in which -zinh precedes the emergenc…
Distributed Morphology (Halle; Marantz, 1993) is a syntactic model for the formation of words and larger constituents that distributes morphological, phonological and semantic properties contained in the Lexicon into three non-generative lists which store, respectively, the theoretical primitives - roots and morphosyntactic features -, the rules of correspondence between the syntactic out…
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