Vol. 40 No. 1 (2011)

• Expediente

  Estudos Linguisticos

  1-6

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• Apresentação

  Oto Araújo Vale

  7

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Fonética

• Different ways for saying no: an introductory study on the negative utterances in the animated movie Shrek - 2001

  Maíra Sueco Maegava Córdula

  8-17

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Fonologia

• Haplology in the word formation of the Cantigas de Santa Maria

  Natália Cristine Prado

  18-32

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• Contributions to Linguistics and Computational Science

  Thaïs Cristófaro Silva

  33-46

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Gramática Funcional

• "Vamos lá” and “vá lá”: an analysis from the perspective of grammaticalization of constructions

  Ana Cláudia Machado Teixeira

  47-59

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• The behavior of the modal verb poder in self-help discourse: a research in Portuguese and Spanish

  Anna Flora Brunelli, Sandra Denise Gasparini Bastos

  60-70

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• Functions of and in a paper in the area of social service: adverbial relations and argumentative direction

  Aparecida Feola Sella, Clarice Cristina Corbari

  71-81

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• Grammaticalization of verbs and morphosyntactic contexts

  Cristina dos Santos Carvalho

  82-91

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• Grammaticalization of ‘aí’ in spoken Portuguese of northwest of São Paulo state

  Edson Rosa Francisco de Souza

  92-107

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• The semantic relation of elaboration and the argumentative orientation of discourse

  Fernanda Abreu e Silva Alencar

  108-122

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• Embedded questions vs. headless relatives: contributions from Functional Discourse Grammar

  Gisele Cássia de Sousa

  123-132

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• Social attitudes by content, epistemic and speech-act conditional constructions in oral juridical discourse

  Maria do Rosario Roxo

  133-142

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• A grammar view for language experience

  Maria Helena de Moura Neves

  143-152

• Interactive discourse acts in spoken Portuguese varieties

  Michel Gustavo Fontes, Erotilde Goreti Pezatti

  153-167

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• Adversative constructions and concessive constructions: areas of overlap and contrast

  Renata Margarido

  168-182

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• Relativization strategies in the lusophone varieties

  Roberto Gomes Camacho, Eli Nazareth Bechara

  183-195

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• A typology of conditional clause according to Functional Discourse Grammar

  Taísa Peres de Oliveira, Flávia Bezerra de Menezes Hirata-Vale

  196-206

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Gramática Gerativa

• The quantifier todos(all) in Brazilian Portuguese: word order and inflectional patterns

  Adeilson Pinheiro Sedrins

  207-219

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• Reflexive predicates and feature sharing

  Dorothy Bezerra Silva de Brito

  220-230

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• On the Brazilian Portuguese Free Small Clauses’ Internal Structure

  Marcelo Amorim Sibaldo

  231-240

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Lexicologia e Lexicografia

• The erotic metaphors of Carlos Drummond de Andrade

  Elis de Almeida Cardoso

  241-250

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• Le Hip Hop au cours de FLE: apprendre et enseigner le lexique non-standard

  Helena Yuriko Sakano Fernandes, Maria Cristina Parreira da Silva

  251-264

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• Classes of objects in the building of equivalences for an automatic bilingual glossary of French-Portuguese: the verb of culinary

  Renata Maria Odorissio

  265-274

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Línguas Indígenas e Africanas

• Phonological notes on Guató (Macro-Jê) word lists

  Adriana Viana Postigo

  275-289

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• The Word list of South Cayapo registred by Nehring

  Eduardo Alves Vasconcelos

  290-303

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• The position of independent verbs in Cariban: diachronic and typological issues

  Frantomé B. Pacheco

  304-315

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• Doubly articulated consonants and complex onsets in the Creole languages of the Gulf of Guinea

  Gabriel Antunes de Araujo

  316-325

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• The expressions of localization, source and goal of a motion: possible consequences for describing two Brazilian indigenous languages and an African Bantu language

  Paulo Jeferson Pilar Araújo, Ivan Rocha

  326-337

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• Some considerations about Mood and Modality in the Southern Kaingang Language

  Solange Aparecida Gonçalves

  338-350

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• The status of the particles {te} and {mỹ} of an indigenous language called Pykobjê-Gavião

  Talita Rodrigues da Silva

  351-363

Morfologia

• Diminutives in Brazilian Portuguese: suffixation or infixation?

  Maximiliano Guimarães, Gesoel Mendes

  364-378

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Semântica

• A degree semantic treatment for the Brazilian Portuguese intensifiers muito and bem

  Ana Quadros Gomes

  379-394

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• Adverbial quantification: frequency and degree operation

  Luciana Sanchez-Mendes

  395-405

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Sintaxe

• Subjectivity in the subordination process: the expression of evidentiality

  Ana Carolina Sperança

  406-419

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• Syntax of adjectival resultatives in German: ‘counterexamples’ and BP data

  Andrea Knöpfle

  420-433

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• Anaphoric Third Person Direct Objects in letters written by renowned Brazilians in the nineteenth century

  Carolina de La Vega Soledade

  434-444

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• Inverted Subject in Small Clauses: the change of tessitura

  Karina Zendron da Cunha

  445-458

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• An attempt to establish a syntactic typology of correlative clauses

  Marcelo Módolo

  459-469

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