In language, everything is connected

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35520/diadorim.2021.v23n3a54076

Keywords:

Interview, Researcher, Linguistics.

Abstract

Professor Uli Reich holds an MA in Spanish Literature from the University of Munich (1996), a PhD in Romance Language Linguistics from the University of Munich (2000) and a “Habilitation” from the University of Cologne. He has worked as a Scientific Collaborator at the University of Cologne and Visiting Foreign Professor at the Postgraduate Program in Vernacular Letters at Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. Since 2008 he is Ordinary Professor at the Freie Universität Berlin. He has experience in Linguistics, with emphasis on Linguistic Theory and Analysis, working on pragmatics, prosody, syntax, sociolinguistics and multilingualism in Portuguese, Spanish and French.

Author Biographies

Uli Reich, Freie Universität Berlin

Professor Uli Reich holds an MA in Spanish Literature from the University of Munich (1996), a PhD in Romance Language Linguistics from the University of Munich (2000) and a “Habilitation” from the University of Cologne. He has worked as a Scientific Collaborator at the University of Cologne and Visiting Foreign Professor at the Postgraduate Program in Vernacular Letters at Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. Since 2008 he is Ordinary Professor at the Freie Universität Berlin. He has experience in Linguistics, with emphasis on Linguistic Theory and Analysis, working on pragmatics, prosody, syntax, sociolinguistics and multilingualism in Portuguese, Spanish and French.

Eliete Figueira Batista da Silveira, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro

Eliete Figueira Batista da Silveira is a professor at the Department of Vernacular Literature and the Graduate Program in Vernacular Literature at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. She is the associate editor of Diadorim: revista de estudos linguísticos e literários.

Danielle Kely Gomes, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro

Danielle Kely Gomes is a professor at the Department of Vernacular Literature, the Graduate Program in Vernacular Literature, and the Master's Program in Professional Literature at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. She is currently the associate editor of Diadorim: revista de estudos linguísticos e literários.

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MASIA, Viviana. Presupposition, assertion and the encoding of evidentiality in political discourse. Linguistik Online, 2, 102, 129-153, 2020.

REICH, Uli. Presupposed Modality. In: Marco García García & Melanie Uth (eds.), Focus realization in Romance and beyond, 203–227. Amsterdam, Philadelphia: John Benjamins, 2018.

Revista Diadorim Volume 3 - CAPES/PrInt.

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2022-11-01

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Vol. 23 No. 3 (2021): DIADORIM 23 ESPECIAL CAPES/PrInt

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