03.1 - Graduação (UAST)
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Item O desafio de alfabetizar surdos em libras como língua materna (l1): um estudo de caso numa escola de ensino regular na cidade de Serra Talhada(2019) Araújo, Mauricéia Salvador de; Silva, Noadia Iris da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3145353361385921; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6993314837221693The objective of this work is to investigate the coherence between the official documents and the offer of literacy / education for the deaf in the education networks. For that, it was necessary a documentary analysis of laws and curricula that deal with education of the deaf at the federal and state levels. Field research was carried out with people involved in educational policies for the deaf in the Sertão do Alto Pajeú region (interpreters, GRE's “interim” manager, school principals, Serra Talhada education management coordinator). Finally, we conducted a case study (observations of classes and questionnaires) with actors from a LIBRAS literacy class at the Cornélio Soares school in the city of Serra Talhada in Pernambuco. Throughout the research, there was a lack of records on the history of education / literacy of the deaf, as well as studies about the legislation, so we believe that this research has contributed to the advances in the education of the Deaf, as well as in prioritizing literacy in the mother tongue and its inclusion in regular education, so that it has awakened a sensitive look at the valorization of this historical subject.Item Variação fonológica em libras: uma análise comparativa entre sinais regionais de Pernambuco e Cear(2018) Bomfim, Gessica Maria da Silva; Santos, Renata Lívia de Araújo; Araújo, Aline Cássia Silva; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8745882722493795; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7009377945244623; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2464061790022526Linguistic variation is a natural language phenomenon. These variations range from the field of morphology, syntax, lexicon to the phonetic/phonological level, which is the focus of this work. Linguistic variation also exists because languages tend to be conditioned by linguistic and extralinguistic factors that end up greatly influencing speech, which is heterogeneous in nature. As the variation is inherent in all languages, it could not be different in BSL, even if it is a visuospatial language. This, in its turn, has its own structure, independent of the Portuguese Language. In this context, the following research deals with the phonological variation in BSL with a focus on regionalism. The objective is to make a comparative analysis between signals performed in the states of Pernambuco and Ceará. For that, 15 signs were collected and analyzed from Dicionário da Língua de Sinais do Brasil -A Libras em suas Mãos(CAPOVILLA et al., 2017). The analysis was performed on the basis of the Parameters (STOKE, 1960) Handshape (CM), Location (AP) and Movement (M), which is within the phonetic/phonological field of BSL, as well as in the theoretical considerations of Gesser (2009) and Quadros (2004), in addition to the theoretical assumptions of Variationist Sociolinguistics (LABOV, 2008 [1972]). The method used in this research was a bibliographical survey. Due to time and space, it was not possible to work with the language in its use, however, we judgedour work valid, since the objective of presenting the variation in BSL was reached, since it was possible to perceive in the results the variation in some of the observed parameters.