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Michel Soares do Carmo

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Master’s Student
Portuguese Studies
Teaching Assistant of Portuguese

M.A. in Linguistics from the Post-Graduate Program in Letters and Linguistics and a B.A. in Languages and Literatures - Portuguese, both from the Federal University of Goiás (UFG). Specialist in Proofreading (PUC-Minas). He was Adjunct Lecturer for the Pedagogy Major at the Faculty of Education at UFG and for the Portuguese Language and History Majors at the Federal Institute of Goiás. He was a Fulbright fellow as Teaching Assistant of Portuguese as a Foreign Language at the University Notre Dame, IN, United States, through the FLTA/Fulbright Program (2021/2022). He has experience in the following subjects: Teaching Portuguese/English, Pragmatics, Metapragmatics, Linguistics, Linguistic Ideologies, Afro-Brazilian Literatures, Digital Ethnography, Text Revision, Development of Social/Cultural Projects. Line of research: Postcolonial dialogues: re-articulations of identity, language and knowledge.

Research Interests:

Teaching Portuguese/English, Pragmatics, Metapragmatics, Linguistics, Linguistic Ideologies, Afro-Brazilian Literatures Digital Ethnography, Text Revision, Development of Social/Cultural Projects. Line of research: Postcolonial dialogues: re-articulations of identity, language and knowledge.

Education:
  • B.A. in Languages and Literatures - Portuguese, 2015, Federal University of Goiás.
  • M.A. in Letters and Linguistics, 2017, Federal University of Goiás.
  • Specialization in Proofreading and Textual Revision, 2021, Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais.

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