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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Araraquara. Faculdade de Ciências e Letras (FCL) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
She is graduate at Licenciatura Em Letras Português Inglês from Universidade Federal do Paraná (1982), master's in Linguistics from Universidade Estadual de Campinas (1988) and ph.d. in Linguistics from Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (1995). From 2014 to 2015 she stayed at the Sociolinguistics Laboratory of the University of Ottawa, as a visiting scholar. She has experience in Linguistics, focusing on Sociolinguistics and Historical Linguistics, specially on the following subjects: Brazilian Portuguese, Linguistic Variation and Change, Verbal Morphology, Morphosyntax, Syntax (order, predication, complementation); correlations between textual genre, style, norm(s), identity and linguístic variation and change. Leader of SOLAR - Núcleo de Pesquisas em Sociolinguística - Unesp - UFSCar (CNPq) (Sociolinguistics Research Group - Unesp - UFSCar) (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This project aims to investigate the process of linguistic variation and change in the context of locative relativization strategies in prepositioned contexts in Brazilian Portuguese. Furthermore, it seeks to understand whether and how textual genres (plays and journalistic genres) play a role in regulating variable patterns or linguistic change. For this, we will base on a diachronic app…
Based on the Theory of Linguistic Variation and Change, this work will characterize the ways of speaking in two cities known for their rural characteristics, Cabo Verde-MG and Muzambinho-MG, in order to identify which are the regional identity values of these communities, and how they are constructed, expressed, and sustained through language. For this, four sociolinguistic variables will…
This project aims to investigate how the process of relativization is characterized in locative contexts, in Paulista Portuguese. Our main hypothesis is that the constructions headed by onde, que and em que are in a process of variation given the multifunctionality of the first, onde (BRAGA , MANFILI, 2004; LIMA, 2007; RABBIT, 2001; SOUZA, 2003; SILVA, 2008; CROWN, LIMA, 2014; MARINE,…
This project proposes a study on the mapping of the uses of the relative pronoun ONDE in the speech of the interior of São Paulo and of the city of São Paulo. From a theoretical base on relative clauses (MOLLICA, 1977, TARALLO, 1983, 1985, CAMACHO, 2013, 2017, RIBEIRO, 2009) and on the target pronoun itself (BRAGA, MANFILI, 2004; LIMA, 2007; COELHO, 2001; SOUZA, 2003; SILVA, 2008; COROA, …
This project proposes a study on a phenomenon already present in Portuguese for a long time, although not too much studied, especially in 'Paulista' variety: the alternation between the conditional and the indicative imperfect in their simple forms (compraria/comprava) and their periphrastic forms (teria comprador/ia comprar) in hypothetical conditional clauses. It is what is seen in exam…
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Relative clauses are a strong candidate for a linguistic universal since relativization is a phenomenon recurrent in several languages, representing the linguistic encoding of a specification or comment on a nominal element of the sentence structure (KEENAN, COMRIE, 1977,1979; KEENAN, 1985). More recently, changes in the functionality of relative markers have also become the object of int…
The subjunctive has traditionally been associated with the notions of (i) possibility, probability, doubt, and assumption, and (ii) obligation, necessity, desire and intention. These values are well-known as part of a grammatical tradition that keeps them conscientiously associated with the subjunctive. It is also well-known, yet little accepted, that there is a trend toward replacing the…
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