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My research is centered in Linguistic and Anthropological Linguistic topics. In undergraduation, I carried out two research projects on the Tukano language spoken in the Upper Rio Negro region. More specifically, I focused on the snake-canoe narrative, a cosmogonic myth partially shared by different ethnic groups in the region.My master's research revolves around the Tukano language considered from different ontological points of view. I aim at understanding how the analytical categories of Western thought skew our comprehension of the Tukano language.I am particularly interested in research carried out at the interfaces between Linguistics and other areas of knowledge, such as Anthropology, Philosophy, and Artificial Intelligence. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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