The objective of this dissertation is to analyze and compare the multimodal language from campaigns that prevent HIV/AIDS, mainly focusing in the Cognitive Linguistics perspective by incorporating the approach of regional, ...

This dissertation analyzes some chronicles from the book Histórias sem Amanhã, from Lara de Lemos, written in the 1950‟s, to be published in Correio do Povo newspaper in Porto Alegre further the chronicles had been published ...

El tema de esta disertación consiste en la investigación acerca de los motivos de las elecciones literarias de ocho alumnos, matriculados en la enseñanza secundaria, que primeramente participaron de un proyecto de extensión ...

The present paper approaches the “gaúchas” identities represented by characters in O Tempo e o Vento in the perspective of their variations, emphasizing the diversity inherent to the constitution of the South-Brazilian ...

This dissertation intends to study the perception of Erico Verissimo about himself, his literary production and his relation with the political and social context of his time and space, from that to verify the relation he ...

The variable raising of the unstressed mid front vowel /e/, in contexts such as cidade::cidadi (city), segunda::sigunda (second) and me chama::mi chama (call me), was studied in the speech of 32 informants from Flores da ...

The tropeirismo, the occupation of the muleteers, is a theme which is frequently exalted by different composers and interpreters of gauchesca regional music, having in mind its importance in the economic and cultural ...

The present dissertation investigates the stereotyped construction of the Italian colonists in Radicci comics series, by Carlos Henrique Iotti, with the intention to contribute to the studies about the regional identity ...

O estudo da alternância -ão::-on do ditongo nasal tônico na fala em língua portuguesa de bilíngües português-italiano de uma comunidade rural do município de São Marcos-RS baseia-se na Teoria da Variação Lingüística (Labov, ...

Linguistic studies indicate that all languages suffer influence and change with the contact with the linguistic practices of different human groups. In addition to the words that are created by the needs of the day-by-day, ...