Research Festival – 2015
Segue abaixo as datas e informações do próximo Research Festival, onde os alunos do PPGI apresentarão seus projetos para a comunidade acadêmica.
24/06 – Estudos Linguísticos
Sala Machado de Assis, Blobo B do CCE/UFSC
9:30 – Adriano Silva Santos
“Challenges in the teaching of English as an Additional Language:
Developing students’ intercultural competence”
10:00 – Bruno Coriolano de Almeida Costa
“Teachers’ beliefs and practices about second language
pronunciation in communicative language classes”
10:30 – Carlos Felipe Mendes
“The perception of alveolar fricatives in plural
forms by Brazilian speakers of English”
11:00 – Nara Vieira da Rocha
“Teachers’ decisions regarding assessment in
the Extracurricular English Course”
11:30 – Willian Rosa Salmória
“How translation strategies may approximate Brazilians
abstracts to the language used in foreign journals”
14:00 – Andréia Dalla Costa
“Tracing teacher development within a Sociocultural perspective:
Microteaching simulation in a pre-service English Teaching Program”
14:30 – Maria Gabriela Soares da Silva Balen
“Visual and lexicogrammatical analysis of
Brazilian teenage girls’ magazines”
15:00 – Pedro Henrique Pereira
“Semiotic representations of Brazilian mass demonstrations”
15:30 – Pedro Gustavo Rieger
“Gender regulation in Brazilian courts:
Naming practices in appellate decisions”
16:00 – Ana Olivo
“The construction of overweight and obesity in publications
by national and transnational health organizations”
16:30 – Karina Rodrigues Lacerda
“Comments on students’ writing:
Perceptions of EFL undergraduate students”
25/06 – Estudos Literários
Sala Machado de Assis, Bloco B do CCE/UFSC
14:00 – Regiane Lelinski
“Is This Lifetime Supposed to be Only About Duty?”:
Female Identity in Elizabeth Gilbert’s Eat, Pray Love
14:30 – Yasmim Pereira Yonekura
An ‘American’ Poet?
Nation and Identity in Jim Morrison’s The American Night
15:00 – Helena P. Hetkowski Hipólito
“Once Upon a Time There Was a Girl…”:
An Analysis of ‘Bad Girls’ in Feminist Revisionary Fairy Tales
15:30 – Halessa Fabiane Regis
Feminist Counterculture:
Hettie Jones and the Beat Women Writers
16:00 – Marina Amaral
Reminiscence of Images:
Pictorial Representation of Shakespeare’s Ophelia in the History of Western Art
16:30 – Fernanda K. Moura
Reliving the Past:
Charles Macready’s Production of Shakespeare’s King John in Victorian London
17:00 – Jessé dos Santos
Inter-hemispheric Encounters:
Dichotomous Relations in Petra Costa’s Elena
17:30 – Olegário da Costa Maya Neto
Actualizing Che’s History:
Che Guevara’s Enduring Relevance through Film
*Errata: O título da apresentação do aluno Pedro Henrique Pereira é “Semiotic representations of Brazilian mass demonstrations”, e não “Semiotic of Brazilian mass demonstrations”, como constava anteriormente
