Vol. 24 No. 48 (2019): Epistemologies and contemporaneity: (re)discussing conceptions and categorizations for language(s)

Four-month period: Jan.-Apr. 2019.
Issue date: Apr. 30th, 2019.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22409/gragoata.v24i48

Published: 2019-04-30

Introduction

• Epistemologies and contemporaneity

  Roberval Teixeira e Silva, Vanise Gomes de Medeiros

  5-13

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Language Articles

• The name of the language... A way of doing...

  Amanda Eloina Scherer

  14-24

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• Language, discourse, culture: discursive reflections upon the linguistic process of giving (proper?) names

  Phellipe Marcel da Silva Esteves

  25-49

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• The medieval origin of the expression 'mother tongue': a history against the obviousness of meanings of a canonical term over the reflection on language

  Jose Edicarlos de Aquino

  50-74

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• 19th Century’s Teaching of National Language and the Constitution of Brazilian Grammar: Antonio Alvares Pereira Coruja’s production

  Juciele Pereira Dias

  75-94

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• 'Portunhol': language, history and politics

  Eliana Sturza

  95-116

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• Identity and language in cyberspace: is there a digital linguistic conscience?

  Juan Manuel López Muñoz

  117-135

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• Transidiomaticity and transperformances in Brazilian queer rap: toward an abject aesthetics

  Branca Falabella Fabricio, Luiz Paulo da Moita-Lopes

  136-159

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• Language of reception and teaching of mother tongue in urban peripheries: a discursive reflection

  Fernanda Moraes D'Olivo, Raphael de Morais Trajano

  160-176

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• 'My homeland is my language': the monolingual discourse celebration in Vogue magazine

  Fernando Zolin-Vesz, Alinee Silva dos Santos, Márcio César Cardoso

  177-190

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• Language, memory of colonization and narrativity in the 19th century

  Olimpia Maluf Souza, Wellington Marques da Silveira, Ana Cláudia de Moraes Salles

  191-207

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• “Colonialism” and linguistic decolonization’s epistemologies: a reflection from Africa

  Inocência L. S. Mata

  208-226

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• Why did creolization happen in the Caribbean and not in Brazil? Social conditionings

  Dante Lucchesi

  227-255

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Reviews of Language Studies books

• Language policy issues in the regional integration process, a review

  María Florencia Rizzo

  256-265

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Acknowledgments

• Guest editors and contributers

  Equipe Editorial

  266-271

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• About this issue

  Equipe Editorial

  1-4

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