She holds a bachelor's degree in Languages - Linguistics and Portuguese from the Faculty of Philosophy, Languages, and Humanities at the University of São Paulo (2019). She completed her teaching degree in Portuguese in 2020 at the same institution. Furthermore, she holds a master's degree in Linguistics from the graduate program in Semiotics and General Linguistics at the University of São Paulo (FAPESP scholarship), in the area of description and analysis of non-Indo-European languages. She has conducted research in the field of Linguistics, with an emphasis on Linguistic Theory and Analysis, especially those applied to the comparative syntax of Tupi languages, under the guidance of Professor Luciana Raccanello Storto. She completed the project "A comparative analysis of adverbial subordinate clauses in Tupian languages". She participates in the GELI research group Study Group on Indigenous Languages at USP. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The purpose of this project is to examine the hypothesis that there are two branches (Eastern and Western) in the Tupian family, taking into account adverbial clauses data from languages of the putative Western and Eastern branches. Rodrigues (2007) shows evidence of phonological and lexical reconstruction for this hypothesis. Nevertheless, there is no syntactic evidence discussed in the …
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