Navegando por Autor "Brito, Dorothy Bezerra Silva de"

Agora exibindo 1 - 5 de 5

Programa de educação tutorial: PET UFRPE: construindo o futuro rompendo barreiras e unindo conhecimentos
(EDUFRPE, 2022) Brito, Dorothy Bezerra Silva de; Nogueira, Marcelo
Reflexos morfológicos da inserção de você e a gente no paradigma pronominal do português brasileiro: análise de jornais do Sertão do Pajeú
(2019) Pereira, José Alex Alves; Brito, Dorothy Bezerra Silva de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1796648943044087; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2704977413259710
This paper aims to discuss the variation between the pronouns tu and você and nós and a gente, respectively, in two newspapers produced and circulating in the Sertão ofthe Pajeú, in Pernambuco.sed on linguistic studies on the pronominal paradigm of Brazilian Portuguese, with respect to second-person singular and first-person plural contexts, Monteiro (1994), Kato; Roberts (1996), Galves (2001a and b), Lopes (2004) ..., among others, and discussions brought about by normative grammars, Cunha and Cintra (2007), Cegalla (2007), Almeida and descriptive, Perini (2002) on the subject, we tried to analyze these variations in newspapers of the sertão of the Pajeú, analyzing twelve editions of two different newspapers, Jornal Desafio and Jornal do Sertão, from the selection of sentences where the pronominal forms of second person singular and plural first person appeared, as well as possessive pronouns and related objects to these forms.The analysis was carried out in four genres: opinion article, interview, editorial and news, upon which we also present a brief description, in order to perceive possible influences conditioning the data behavior, related to the characteristics of periodicals and journalistic genres.In addition, we compared our findings with those of studies already performed on the phenomenon.we recorded that the pronoun tu only appeared in a religious context and that the pronominal form a gente appeared 13 times in the Jornal Desafio and 5 in the Jornal do Sertão.
O tratamento da variação linguística no ensino da língua portuguesa em escolas públicas da zona rural da cidade de Flores - PE
(2020-10-23) Leite, Laryssa Vieira; Brito, Dorothy Bezerra Silva de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1796648943044087; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8136092416193445
The present study aims to understand the issues of linguistic variation that are addressed in elementary education in public schools in the city of Flores - PE, to discuss the treatment of linguistic variation in the classroom and to obtain information about how teachers approach the subject linguistic variation. To achieve these goals, the following theoretical basis was assumed: Bagno (2007), Sgarbi and Roncália (2009), Zilles and Faraco (2015) and Faraco (2020), the National Curriculum Parameters (1997; 1998; 2000) and the Common National Curriculum Base (2018). We carried out a bibliographic survey, a collection of information throughout questionnaires via WhatsApp with three teachers from three elementary schoolsas methodological procedures, and, finally, we analyzed the interviews’ responses. As a result, our hypothesis was partially corroborated, since the official documents for Brazilian education provide guidance, but do not assist the teacher with suggestions of practices to consistently approach the subject of linguistic variation in the classroom. Moreover, we understand that, by having an approach that considers linguistic variation as socially inherent, the teachers had taken the first step towards the implementation of a pedagogy of linguistic variation.
O uso do pronome me em cartas campesinas do Sertão do Pajeú em meados do século XX (1956 a 1977)
(2019) Nascimento, Tais Siqueira do; Brito, Dorothy Bezerra Silva de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1796648943044087; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8882888345839873
In this paper we analyzed 120 personal letters exchanged by Pernambuco letter writers, from 1956 to 1977, which were exchanged between two couples, a couple who was born and lived in the rural area of Triunfo - Pernambuco and the other couple who also lived in the same city. However, the male writer was naturalized in Floresta’s city. The manuscripts that make up the corpus of this work belong to the archive of Laboratório de Edição e Documentação Linguística de Pernambuco (LeDoc) which is coordinated by Dr. Cleber Ataíde. We aim to identify the clitic pronoun me in a postponed or postponed position in the composition of epistolary writings, specifically in the subgenre love letter. The data collected in the peasant missives were classified into groups of factors and grammatical categories (accusative, datives of interest, possession, ethical, among others).Moreover, we intend to reflect on the importance of this content for linguistic studies, with the description of Brazilian Portuguese, more specifically, the use and placement of the clitic me in this language. For such analysis, we will start from the discussions proposed by Paviani (2004) and Martins (2012), about the categorization and placement of the clitic me. In our results, we found 246 occurrences, of which 151 are proclitic and 95 enclitic. Thus, with greater recurrence we find the me in a position before the verb, classified in the accusative case, then, with greater recurrence, the object of study was classified in other categories, but also in a position before the verb, which corroborates with the studies of Martins (2012) about to the ordering of clitics, mostly in a proclitic position, as well as, with the placement of Paviani (2004) in relation to the statement that the proclysis is a tendency of standard Portuguese. In addition, the greater recurrence of the accusative case is opposed to our initial hypothesis to realize me as an emphatic dative of the Sertão do Pajeú region.
A variação no uso das preposições A, EM e PARA com verbos do tipo IR e CHEGAR: um estudo de dados de fala do sertão pernambucano
(2018) Gonçalo, Maria Janete Silva; Brito, Dorothy Bezerra Silva de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1796648943044087; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0084515999402541
The present work has the main objective to investigate the use of prepositions in and out of IR-type movement verbs and to arrive in the language spoken in the pernambucan hinterland, in order to provide a descriptive-explanatory framework on the use and variation of these items in the analyzed communities, under the theoretical-methodological perspective of Theory of Linguistic Variation (LABOV, 1972) and the generalized theory of thematic roles. We analyze, therefore, contexts of variation between the prepositions a, in and for, in order to verify how the dynamics of the variation occurs and what factors could favor the use of one preposition to the detriment of another. For that, a corpus was analyzed with speech data from informants from the cities of Afogados da Ingazeira, Triunfo and Serra Talhada, all located in the hinterlands of Pernambuco. This paper presents a description of a panorama in which it becomes perceptible how variable the use of the prepositions in question is. For this, a total of 136 occurrences of the prepositions were selected in contexts where the linguistic variation between these prepositions is possible. The analysis of the data was made considering the following dependent linguistic variables: nature of the subject (+ animated) and [-animated]; verbal type: GO and GET; (Locative and Meta) and the semantic features of SP that were classified as [+permanent] and [-permanent] and [+defined] and [-defined]; was also considered the variable extralinguistic schooling (fundamental, middle and higher level). Considering these factors (dependent and independent), the GOLDVARB-X computer program was used to quantitatively analyze data that point to the fact that the preposition is more recurrent in speech contexts, as well as (+defined) andMeta [-defined] are determinants for the process of linguistic variation between the prepositions A, EM and PARA in the hinterlands of Pernambuco. The analysis was developed based on theoretical assumptions and methodological addressed by Labov (1972), Cançado (2003), Cançado (2016) Tarallo (1986), Farias (2005), Ribeiro (1996) and Ramos (1989).