Red de Bibliotecas Virtuales de Ciencias Sociales en
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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	Our savior will not be a woman: users’ political comments on YouTube talk show official channel	-
	-	Voices and Looks of Brazilian Migrants in Europe	-
	-	A study on foreign language teachers’ cognition in Argentina	-
	-	Remarks about a possible theory of discursive revascularization	-
	-	Undergraduate research in the contexts of basic and higher education: from official documents to training aspects	-
	-	Towards a description of coextensiveness in lexis organization in Brazilian Portuguese: uma introdução descritiva a partir de uma abordagem sistêmico-funcional	-
	-	Reading comprehension of students of primary school II: A study on performance using different types of tasks and inferential categories	-
	-	The influence of working memory capacity on inference generation and reading comprehension	-
	-	Is it needed to reinterpret the social fact concept in Saussure?	-
	-	Audio description, dialogism and exotopy at the theatre	-
	-	The Resolution of Ambiguous Anaphora in Portuguese, English and Spanish (a pilot study)	-
	-	Studies on external vocalic sandhi processes - emphasis on elision - in old portuguese	-
	-	The construction of the teacher’s action by English teachers for children: a view to teaching as labor	-
	-	Places and agents responsible for issuance of passports in Brazil and France: terminological equivalence issues	-
	-	Contributions to the study of figurativity in Ignacio Assis Silva’s works	-
	-	The names for dragonfly, in the Linguistic Atlas of Brazil: a study on the motivation of signs	-
	-	Discontinuous Noun Phrases	-
	-	Memories of an academic course: an analysis of enunciantion’s actor of academic autobiography	-
	-	Tongue movement in consonant cluster reduction in brazilian children with phonological disorder: duration and tongue displacement measures	-
	-	Gender perception by speech acoustic characteristics and pitch variability	-