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  • The Brazilian Portuguese as a colonial language

    Manoel Siqueira,
    Viviane Silva de Novais

    Abstract

    In this text, we review the lecture delivered by Professor Esmeralda Vailati Negrão in the cycle of lectures promoted by Abralin Ao Vivo. In this lecture, Negrão discusses syntactic aspects of Portuguese that may be the result of linguistic contact between different people that shared the territorial space of Brazil and other topics. The professor argues that, in order to understand the structure of the language, it is necessary to think of Brazilian Portuguese as a colonial language, resulting from the multilingualism that used to exist during its consolidation. The discussion presented by Negrão helps us to expand new horizons about the constitution of Brazilian Portuguese, focused on its structure and on its socio-historical context of emergence.

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