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O Meu Cancioneiro
Em “O Meu Cancioneiro”, “o poeta não utiliza a linguagem da Idade Média, mas reproduz a forma e os temas tão caros aos textos medievais: cantigas de amor, cantigas de amigo, cantigas de ‘escarnho’ e de maldizer e o ‘rimance’” (do prefácio por José Augusto Carvalho).
Limeriques, anfiguris, haikais
Limeriques, trovas e haikais não são gêneros literários, e sim formas de expressão literária. O limerique se caracteriza pelo humor, pelo nonsense, feito apenas para o riso ou para a distração. O anfiguri, ao contrário, embora primando também pelo nonsense, é caracterizado pelo drama. Aliás, é como drama que o anfiguri é apresentado no verbete próprio do Nouveau Dictionnaire Étymologique et Historique de la Langue Française, de A. Dauzat et al. Anfiguri é um substantivo masculino, de origem francesa (século XVIII), talvez oriundo da junção de amphi com allégorie, segundo o Dictionnaire Étymologique et Historique de la Langue Française, de A. Dauzat, Dubois e Mitterand, (s.v. amphigouri), gênero dramático, que hoje designa um texto literário desordenado ou ininteligível, próximo do surrealismo em seu humor nonsense. A rigor, o anfiguri é em prosa. Acredito que as Fábulas Fantásticas, de Ambrose Bierce sejam todas anfiguris.
Do Mar e de Nós
“Do Mar e de Nós”, para mim, assume-se como um acordar. Como refere João Paulo II na sua: “Via Consecrata”, embora naturalmente sob outro contexto e para outros destinatários, e passo a citar: “Vós não tendes apenas uma história gloriosa para recordar e narrar, mas uma grande história a construir”. (da apresentação por Xavier Zarco)
Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese Pronunciation
This book contrasts variations in Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation, using as a reference for discussion the mainstream careful speech of news anchors at the national level or the equivalent type of speech: a well-educated style that nonetheless sounds natural. Pursuing an innovative approach, the book uses this view of language as a cornerstone to describe and discuss other social and regional variants relative to that speaking register. It is aimed at speakers of Spanish interested in learning Portuguese and speakers of Portuguese who want to learn Spanish, as well as language specialists interested in bilingualism, heritage languages, in the teaching of typologically similar languages in contrast, and readers with interest in Phonetics and Phonology. The book employs a variety of innovative approaches, especially the reinterpretation of some of the traditional concept in Phonetics, and the use of speech prosodies and speech melodies, a user-friendly strategy to describe speech prosody in languages and speech melody in music through musical notation.
Cities, Health and Wellbeing
On 25 September 2015, the United Nations General Assembly unanimously adopted Resolution 70/1, “Transforming our World: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development”. Also known as 2030 Agenda, the document lays out 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the realm of ecology, society and economy. The current book focuses on three of these goals: SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions; SDG 3: Health and Wellbeing; SDG 11: Cities and Sustainable Communities. It is critical that interdisciplinary approaches go one step further and translate more effectively into intersectoral policies. This is particularly vital when it comes to urban planning and health. This book address the key question: In the context of a growing influence of European Union policies at a national level, can SDGs simultaneously contribute to harmonising sectoral policies and promoting intersectoral policies? Claiming a growing convergence between health and spatial planning, the main goal of the book is to formulate an answer to the following question: how can policymakers translate the SDGs effectively into public policies in order to improve cities, health and wellbeing?
Brazil
This volume presents a set of policy notes prepared by the World Bank's Brazil Team with partners during 2002
Courses on Speech Prosody
In recent years, speech prosody research in Brazil has grown significantly, mainly due to a series of events organized through the support of the Brazilian government. The two most important of these events are the biennial Brazilian Colloquium on Speech Prosody and School of Prosody, both of which attract a number of prominent Brazilian and international researchers. Due to the success of the 1st Brazilian Colloquium on Speech Prosody, the Luso-Brazilian Association of Speech Sciences (LBASS) was created in 2007 to support the organization of the Speech Prosody 2008 Conference, which was held in Campinas in May of that year. This international conference, organized by Dr Plínio Barbosa, Dr...
Pois não
Spanish speakers can learn Brazilian Portuguese much more rapidly than any other language, and thousands of students have used Antônio Simões's text/workbook Com licença: Brazilian Portuguese for Spanish Speakers to make the transition between the two languages. Recognizing the need for a text that incorporates current cultural references and the latest language pedagogy, Simões now offers Pois não: Brazilian Portuguese Course for Spanish Speakers, with Basic Reference Grammar. Pois não contrasts Portuguese and Spanish, which accomplishes two main goals. It teaches the equivalent of one year of college Portuguese in one semester, three times a week, to Spanish speakers who also have a ...
Brazil
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