Vol. 19 No. 1 (2023): Filologia e Linguística Histórica

Introduction

• The consolidation of the Phoenix: current photographs of Philology and Historical Linguistics in Brazil

  Deise Cristina de Moraes Pinto, Sandro Marcío Drumond Alves Marengo

  7-14

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Articles

• Catchword: between Codicology and Paleography

  Marcelo Módolo, Maria de Fátima Nunes Madeira

  15-38

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• Prayer of the wounds (cods. Alcs. 89 and 221): paleographic and critical edition

  Marcos Alexandre dos Santos

  39-53

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• Treatise on acedia: a medieval portuguese adaptation of Guilelmus Peraldus’ Summa de Vitiis

  César Nardelli Cambraia

  54-74

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• An indigenous man at the service of Portugal: philological analysis of Lázaro Coelho de Sá's requirements

  Phablo Roberto Marchis Fachin, Ana Paula Negrão Ferreira

  75-94

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• The third edition of Memórias póstumas de Brás Cubas: The prologue of Machado de Assis

  Gracinéa Imaculada Oliveira, José Américo Miranda

  95-109

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• A philological and historiographic reading of the concept of grammar in the works of João de Barros (1540)

  Leonardo Ferreira Kaltner

  110-122

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• Rio Grande do Sul Portuguese of the 19th century: caracterization of a late sincrony

  Evellyne Patrícia Figueiredo de Sousa Costa, Leici Landherr Moreira

  123-141

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• “There are Portuguese children who only speak ‘Brazilian’”: cultural industry, mass media, and intralinguistic contacts in the variational space of lusophony from a historical point of view

  Virginia Sita Farias

  142-166

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• Linguistic aspects of italian comedy in the renaissance: the relevance of the florentine language in the construction of Machiavelli’s Mandragola

  Priscila Nogueira da Rocha, Sonia Cristina Reis

  167-186

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• Língua Geral de Mina: A picture of the linguistic history of enslaved Africans in Brazil

  Wellington Santos da Silva

  187-208

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• The culture of alcohol in Brazil: linguistic and identity aspects in the 18th and 19th centuries

  Liviane Gomes Ataíde Santana

  209-220

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• Insubordinate clauses in old Portuguese: preliminary notes

  Violeta Virginia Rodrigues, Thiago Laurentino de Oliveira

  221-248

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• On the paths of the Historical Lexico of Brazilian Portuguese

  Vanderci de Andrade Aguilera, Celciane Alves Vasconcelos, Fabiane Cristina Altino

  249-266

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• A philological view at the punctuation system in the 18th and 21st centuries and their contributions to the teaching of Portuguese Language nowadays

  Carolina Akie Ochiai Seixas Lima, Josenilce Rodrigues de Oliveira Barreto, Thaísa Maria Gazziero Tomazi

  267-281

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• Spelling deviations in graphic representation of alveolar fricatives on personal letters of the xx century as parameter to evaluate alphabetic writing skills

  Caio Mieiro Mendonça

  282-304

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• “Vê se lê este artigo”: the emergence of an idiomatic construction with vê/veja se s in Brazilian Portuguese

  Dennis de Oliveira Alves, Diogo Oliveira Ramires Pinheiro, Diego Leite de Oliveira

  305-325

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• Demons, saints, objects and something more: notes on metaphors for women in letters from the century’s inquisition

  Aurelina Ariadne Domingues Almeida, Elisângela Santana dos Santos, Neila Maria Oliveira Santana

  326-345

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• Sociocognitive Theory of Terminology: diachronic applications

  Soraya Carvalho Souza Biller Teixeira, Josefa Monica Almeida Alves, Sandro Marcío Drumond Alves Marengo, Débora Simões Araújo

  346-362

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• “Se aparecer noticias serias ahi, escreva-me”: subject-verb agreement in letters from the 19th century bahian sertão

  Pedro Daniel dos Santos Souza, Elizabete Lopes Oliveira

  363-386

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• Uses of “pero bueno”, “pero vamos” and “pero claro” in coloquial peninsular Spanish

  Talita Storti Garcia, Carolina da Costa Pedro

  387-406

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• Proclisis in neutral context and selective loss of the anaphoric accusative clitic in brazilian plays of 19th century

  Marco Antonio Rocha Martins, Camila da Mota Heerdt

  407-423

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Book reviews

• Theoretical and methodological contributions to historical research on address in Portuguese and Spanish

  Letícia Rebollo Couto

  424-457

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• Sobre esta edição

  1-6

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