THE DIALECT SPOKEN BY RESIDENTS OF PARANÁ DO JURUPARY- PUKU/ ALENQUER - PA: a study of linguistic variation and change based on historical linguistics
Historical linguistics; Portuguese language; Jurupary-Puku; Speak natively.
This work discusses the linguistic and cultural peculiarities of the residents of Paraná do Jurupary – Puku/ Comunidade Salvação, it is guided by participant intervention, bibliographic review and field research, in observations carried out on site in the Community. The general objective of this research is to understand the historicity and contextualization that surrounds the native speech of the local inhabitants. Thus, the specific objectives of this research are: to discover the complexity and social problems related to the way of speaking of native residents of Paraná do JuruparyPuku/ Comunidade Salvação in Alenquer – PA; expose the language, its expressions and the main factors that contributed to the origin of the traditional speech of the native inhabitants of Paraná do Jurupary-Puku/ Comunidade Salvação in Alenquer – PA and identify which were the linguistic influences that contributed to the traditional formation of native speech do Paraná do Jurupary-Puku/ Comunidade Salvação in Alenquer – PA, where the historical/linguistic context of the emergence of the native language was investigated, through individual interviews with local residents, culminating in the elaboration of the research results. Data collection took place in the natural conditions in which the phenomena occurred, where they were observed (03 native people aged over 60 years, 03 residents aged between 40 and 50 years and 03 residents aged between 18 and 30 years). In this sense, the technique used was direct observation, where, as an observer follows the daily experiences of those observed, they can try to understand their worldview, the meaning attributed to the reality that surrounds them and their own actions, such as also, discover new aspects of a problem. The theoretical framework is based on the main authors: Faraco (2005), Freire (2003/ 2011), Lucchesi (2009/ 2012), Rodrigues (2018), Silva (2008). The final analysis of this research understands the situation that involves historical/cultural and linguistic contextualization of the community's speech, recognizing and highlighting their native speech, in accordance with the linguistic barriers of the Brazilian territory.