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PUBLICATIONS AND EVENTS
Author: Lucielen Porfirio; Juliana Silva
Year: 2016
Author: Lucielen Porfirio
Year: 2015
Author: Telma Gimenez; Michele El Kadri; Luciana Calvo; Sávio Siqueira; Lucielen Porfirio
Year: 2015
Author: Sávio Siqueira
Year: 2015
METHODOLOGY
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Transcription conventions are always of core importance in a Corpus collection. It needs to suit the reality of spoken interactions as efficiently as possible, they need to be understood by different researchers and also, it must be computer readable.
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Data Collection
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The main goal of BraCE Project is to construct a ethnographic-liguistic corpus of interactions on ELF produced in Brazil in order to base researches of the most varied objectives. The idea is to have empirical data enough to make language analyses focused on what the speakers produce and how intelligility is constructed.
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TEAM
Lucielen Porfirio
Coordinators  Lucielen Porfirio is a professor Department of Germanic Languages – Federal University of Bahia (UFBA). She has been teaching English for about 15 years. She also has MA in Linguistics from Paraná West State University (UNIOESTE) and a Phd in Language and Culture in Bahia Federal University (UFBA... See more |
Ana Beatriz Almeida
Researchers Ana Beatriz Almeida is a graduating student. She's studying English as a Foreign Language at Federal University of Bahia. She became part of the group English as a Lingua Franca: criticism, attitude and identity in her first semester and fell in love with the idea. There she heard about BraCE... See more |
Daniel Vasconcelos
Researchers Daniel Vasconcelos is a professor at Faculdades Dom Pedro II (Dom Pedro II College) and also at Faculdade São Salvador (São Salvador College). He has an English degree from UFBA (Bahia Federal University) and a Law degree from UCSal (Salvador Catholic University). He's specialized in Public... See more |
Felipe Ribeiro
Researchers Felipe Ribeiro has a Bachelor Degree in English Language from Bahia Federal University (UFBA) in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. He worked as a teacher at an extension course of the Department of Germanic Languages of our Institute and as a temporary teacher for the same Department for two years, and has... See more |