Descrição linguística das falas de dois moradores de comunidades tradicionais do rio Andirá

Abstract

The sociocultural configuration of Andirá, along with family and work experiences conduct the trajectories, showing the linguistic variation that these subjects use. At traditional communities in Andirá are formed by the hybridization of social groups close to the region, together with the Sateré Mawé natives, as well as the culture, traditions and beliefs, present today in festive celebrations. Our main authors form the theoretical basis of this research are Bosi (1994), Meihy (2005), Pollak (1989, 1992), Pinsky (2008, 2013), Amaral (2020), Farias (2017), Sá (2007), Martins, Martins, Araújo (2019), Bagno (2007) and Chizzotti (2010). This research is aimed at analyzing morphosyntactics of the speeches of the quilombola Adelino Pereira de Castro and Raimunda Cândida Pedreno, taking into account their descendants and the hybridization of social groups. With the first one it was necessary to carry out the interviews, which later joined to those of Raimunda Candida (GEHA/UEA), were transcribed. Through orality, the subjects narrated their life histories, encompassing that of the social group to which they belong, even the creation of communities, making references to places, people, customs, traditions and especially to relationships, such as work, marriages, baptisms and education. The methodology used in this research work was the qualitative one, in which the interpretation is turned to the meaning that the subjects give to what they narrate, in this case, in their trajectories of stories of lives And we also used the ethnographic method, by which the researcher studies the subjects in your own environment. The results point to the speeches which bring characteristics of a variation resulting from the hybridization of different social groups.