Vol. 31 No. 2 (2023): Processing Linguistic Variation

Editors-in-chief: Gustavo Ximenes Cunha, Janayna Maria da Rocha Carvalho

Guest editors: Aroldo Leal de Andrade (UFMG), Ana Paula Quadros Gomes (UFRJ), Carlos Felipe Pinto (UFBA).

Published: 2024-10-06

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Processing linguistic variation challenges of building a comprehensive model for acquisition, diversity and comprehension

Raquel Freitag, Marije Soto

397-431
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Thematic issue 31:2 (2023): Processing linguistic variation

Perception/Processing of sociolinguistic variation consideration on contributions and challenges of experimental research

Christina Abreu Gomes, Marcelo Alexandre Silva Lopes de Melo

432-467
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Language acquisition, linguistic variation, and sociolinguistic development

Mercedes Marcilese, Cristina Name, Cristina Azalim, Daniele Molina

468-509
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Do Not Call It an Error if Linguistics Has Called It Variation Processing Linguistic Variation and Ungrammaticality in the Scope of Variable Subject-Verb

Wellington Couto de Almeida

510-550
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The processing of non-redundant agreement in Brazilian Portuguese

Lilian Silva Scher, Thiago Oliveira da Motta Sampaio

551-577
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Speakers are (not) aware of morphosyntactic variation

Manoel Siqueira

578-615
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Realization of feminine article before masculine anthroponym a sociolinguistic analysis about feeling of inclusion of university students from Recife

Déreck Kássio Ferreira Pereira, Claudia Roberta Tavares Silva

616-635
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Speech, hand, and facial gestures a proposal of a multimodal approach to describe negative structures with não in Brazilian Portuguese

Paloma Batista Cardoso

719-763
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The perception of imperative forms from the comics of Turma da Mônica Jovem and Chico Bento Moço

Carolina Barroca Faria, Leila Maria Tesch

764-808
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A psycho- and sociolinguistics analysis of the dimensional properties of taboo words in carioca Portuguese

Claudiane Gusmão Azevedo da Silva-Nasser

809-860
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Clues of sociolinguistic awareness in the use of profanity profanity in a literary work

Keila Vasconcelos Menezes

861-904
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Ideologies underlying English loanwords in Brazil and sociolinguistic awareness

Marcely Monteiro Faria

905-946
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Linguistic attitudes and ideologies in Spanish Sign Language beliefs of deaf people in the face of variation in their language

Inmaculada C. Báez Montero, María C. Bao Fente

947-980
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Vol. 31 No. 2 (2023): Processing Linguistic Variation

Full Issue

Editorial

Processing linguistic variation challenges of building a comprehensive model for acquisition, diversity and comprehension

Thematic issue 31:2 (2023): Processing linguistic variation

Perception/Processing of sociolinguistic variation consideration on contributions and challenges of experimental research

Language acquisition, linguistic variation, and sociolinguistic development

Do Not Call It an Error if Linguistics Has Called It Variation Processing Linguistic Variation and Ungrammaticality in the Scope of Variable Subject-Verb

The processing of non-redundant agreement in Brazilian Portuguese

Speakers are (not) aware of morphosyntactic variation

Realization of feminine article before masculine anthroponym a sociolinguistic analysis about feeling of inclusion of university students from Recife

Speech, hand, and facial gestures a proposal of a multimodal approach to describe negative structures with não in Brazilian Portuguese

The perception of imperative forms from the comics of Turma da Mônica Jovem and Chico Bento Moço

A psycho- and sociolinguistics analysis of the dimensional properties of taboo words in carioca Portuguese

Clues of sociolinguistic awareness in the use of profanity profanity in a literary work

Ideologies underlying English loanwords in Brazil and sociolinguistic awareness

Linguistic attitudes and ideologies in Spanish Sign Language beliefs of deaf people in the face of variation in their language

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