Revista Linguí∫tica

Introduction

• Recent contributions of Sociolinguistic research on language variation and change based on production, perception, evaluation and attitudes

  Christina Abreu Gomes, Marcelo Alexandre Silva Lopes de Melo, Maria da Conceição de Paiva

  7-12

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Homenagem

• In a time tunnel with Anthony J. Naro: memories of Marta Scherre

  Maria Marta Pereira Scherre

  13-23

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Interview

• Interview with Ana Maria Carvalho (AC) by Xoán Carlos Lagares (XL)

  Ana Maria Carvalho, Xoán Carlos Lagares

  24-30

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Artigos: Variação e mudança em dados de produção

• The The grammars of grammarians: the syntax of pronominal clitics in historical grammars of Portuguese

  Saulo Rogério Pacheco Rocha, Marco Antonio Rocha Martins

  31-53

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• Variation in the use of the definite article before possessive pronouns in the Maputo norm

  Danielle Kely Gomes

  54-73

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• Conclusive constructions in written Portuguese: variation and text genre

  Mayra França Floret

  74-95

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• Variation of second-person singular subject pronouns in poesia acústica songs: a sociofunctional analysis of the influence of the gender variable

  Dennis Castanheira, Júlia Saadi

  96-117

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• Accusative objects of 3rd person in carioca variety of Brazilian Portuguese

  Adriana Martins Simões

  118-153

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• The expression of the pronominal subject in capixaba plays: a real-time analysis of the second person of discourse

  Iesa Venturin Mulinari de Rodran, Leila Maria Tesch

  154-187

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• The alternation between tu/você in 20th-century Piauí writing: linguistic and social conditioning

  Luiz Egito de Souza Barros, Márcia Cristina de Brito Rumeu

  188-217

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• Tu, você, nós e a gente: a sociolinguistic analysis of pronominal variants in the Portuguese spoken in São Luís – MA

  Elimária Oliveira Lima, Letícia Gantzias Abreu

  218-238

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• Systematization of sociolinguistic studies on the representation of the first-person plural in Alagoas speech: a look at the community variable

  Elyne Giselle de Santana Lima Aguiar Vitório

  239-259

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Artigos: Percepção, atitudes/avaliação

• Beliefs and attitudes of literate elite regarding variation in relativization strategies

  Dante Lucchesi

  260-287

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• The accents of the capital cities of Brazil’s southeastern region: an evaluation study

  Leila Maria Tesch

  288-313

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• From paper to consciousness: letter writing as a tool for reflection on linguistic diversity

  Susana Menezes Araujo, Ormezinda Maria Ribeiro

  314-338

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• “If you think capixabas don’t have an accent, say ‘arroz’ real quick”: diphthongization in the capixaba accent

  Ana Carolina Carnieli Duarte, Raquel Gomes Chaves

  339-358

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• Gender and language change: theoretical and methodological reflections for Sociolinguistics

  Camila Bordonal Clempi, Angélica Rodrigues

  359-381

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• Gay friendssss: effects of word-final /-s/ lengthening on perceptions of gender/sexuality in male voices.

  Marcus Garcia de Sene, Ronald Beline Mendes

  382-405

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• Pajubá as a sociolinguistic laboratory for the twenty-first century

  Renato Régis Barroso, Miss

  406-429

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Dossier: Seminário Peul

• Between ø and the overt form as a relational marker in relative clauses: system reorganization in BP

  Cecilia Mollica

  430-447

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• Sociolinguistic analysis of the lenition of /d/ in gerunds in the metropolitan region of Rio de Janeiro

  Matheus Victor Alves Pereira, Eliete Figueira Batista da Silveira

  448-470

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• About this issue

  1-6

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