Vol. 17 No. 2 (2015)

Papers

• The use of digressions in oral texts

  Leila Maria Tesch

  273-293

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• (Portuguese) Language and identity: aspects of Maranhão speech

  Paulo Círio Silva, Layane Kessia Pereira Sousa, José de Ribamar Mendes Bezerra

  295-308

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• Contributions of José Pedro Machado to the knowledge of the history of Brazilian Portuguese anthroponomy

  Aurelina Ariadne Domingues Almeida

  309-331

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• Processes and changes in Minas Gerais’ 18th century abbreviations: regularity and rupture

  Aléxia Teles Duchowny, Jania Martins Ramos, Sueli Maria Coelho

  333-352

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• The ban against Jucás Indians: edition and contribution to the study of Ceará’s colonization

  Miguel Afonso Linhares, Expedito Eloísio Ximenes

  353-384

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• The vocabulary of the military dictatorship in Eulálio Motta’s

  Patrício Nunes Barreiros, Liliane Lemos Santana Barreiros

  385-420

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• Neologisms: mapping interface areas in information science

  Jéssica Câmara Siqueira

  421-446

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• Writing and social behavior: Dom Obá II in the pages of Rio de Janeiro 19th century newspapers

  Lilian do Rocio Borba

  447-472

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• The use of commas and prosody of Brazilian Portuguese: analytical- theoretical aspects and didactic implications

  Geovana Soncin, Luciani Tenani

  473-493

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• The literacy process and the production of sense in written speech

  Cecilia M. A. Goulart

  495-508

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• Intensification of reflection in writings by pre-service teachers: a systemic-functional approach

  Aliny Sousa Mendes, Wagner Rodrigues Silva, Adair Vieira Gonçalves, Lívia Chaves Melo

  509-537

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• The process of production/adaptation of phonetics and phonology’s didactic material for visual deficient

  Edson Carlos Romualdo, Gabriela de Souza Marques

  539-568

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• The specificity of an interpretive discipline (Brazil’s Discourse Analysis): some notes

  Lucas Nascimento

  569-596

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• Law discourse and images

  Maria Helena Cruz Pistori

  597-618

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• Children’s identity subjectivation in publicity cenographies

  Érika de Moraes

  619-640

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• Discourse relations in journalistic narratives: searching for systematizations

  Gustavo Ximenes Cunha

  641-673

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• Communicational devices and the production of imaginaries: the case of scientific journals

  Luciana Salazar Salgado, Letícia Moreira Clares

  675-693

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