CV Lattes
Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas (FFLCH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Currently I am a graduate student of Linguistics by Cornell University (USA). I work with Historical Linguistics, I am especially interested in morphophonology of Sabellic languages and I have a minor interest in Brazilian Portuguese diachronic phenomena. I have a Master in Classics by University of Sao Paulo, and during that time I did a research period of 4 months at Cornell University. My undergraduate major was Ancient Greek and Portuguese Philology at University of São Paulo (FFLCH, USP). I am a member of the following research groups: Images of Classical Antiquity (IAC, USP) and Group of Historical Morphology of the Portuguese (GMHP, USP). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Latin, Sabellic and Etruscan are languages that have many parallels. First, these languages existed during the centuries VI-I BC, although it is not possible to say that the languages Sabellic and Etruscan disappeared completely after the Roman expansion, after c. I BC there is no relevant records of these languages. Second, they existed in a specific location, what is now called Italy. A…
An interesting phonological phenomenon that is recurrent in Latin, Oscan-Umbrian and Etruscan is vowel syncope. The possibility of this similarity being a regional phenomenon has not yet been properly analyzed, for there are very few scholars who study vowel syncope taking into account all major languages of Ancient Italy.Sabellic is a key point in the research because there are several e…
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