999 resultados para Jeitinho brasileiro
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O formalismo (a diferença entre o que a lei versa e a conduta concreta, sem que tal diferença implique punição para o infrator da lei) existe em diferentes graus nas mais diversas sociedades do mundo. Tal fato é considerado a principal causa do jeitinho. Entretanto, características socioculturais brasileiras por nós levantadas corroboram com o formalismo para a existência do jeitinho em nosso país. O jeitinho é o típico processo por meio do qual alguém atinge um dado objetivo a despeito de determinações contrárias (leis, ordens, regras etc.). Ele é usado para "driblar" determinações que, se fossem levadas em conta, impossibilitariam a realização da ação pretendida pela pessoa que o solicita, valorizando, assim, o pessoal em detrimento do universal. Ele pode ser considerado uma característica cultural brasileira. A cultura é vista como um mecanismo de controle social (Geertz, 1989). Assim, neste artigo, discutiremos como o jeitinho pode ser encarado como controle social pela competição econômica (sucesso) e pelo amor.
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Este projeto de pesquisa propõe a realização de um estudo exploratório de múltiplos casos em organizações brasileiras. O tema a ser explorado será o 'jeitinho brasileiro', e suas múltiplas interpretações e maneiras de operacionalização nestes contextos sociais. Adotar-se-á uma abordagem múltipla ao conceito de cultura, que inclui a ambigüidade cultural, dentro de uma visão interpretativa, que vai além da abordagem de integração comum à maioria dos estudos sobre o tema. Pretende-se com a pesquisa (1) aprofundar as críticas que podem ser feitas aos estudos sobre o tema e (2) avançar o desenvolvimento de nossa compreensão das organizações como sistemas de significados socialmente construídos, por meio de uma abordagem mais ampla e completa ao fenômeno estudado.
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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The aim of this paper is to discuss some rhythmic differences between European and Brazilian Portuguese and their relationship to pretonic vowel reduction phenomena. After the basic facts of PE and PB are presented, we show that the issue cannot be discussed without taking into account secondary stress placement, and we proceed to present the algorithm-based approach to secondary stress in Portuguese, representative of Metrical Phonology analyses. After showing that this deterministic approach cannot adequately explain the variable position of secondary stress in both languages regarding words with an even number of pretonic syllables, we argue for the interpretation of secondary stress and therefore for the construction of rhythmic units at the PF interface, as suggested in Chomsky s Minimalist Program. We also propose, inspired by the constrain hierarchies as proposed in Optimality Theory, that such interpretation must take into account two different constraint rankings, in EP and BP. These different rankings would ultimately explain the rhythmic differences between both languages, as well as the different behavior of pretonic vowels with respect to reduction processes.
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The paper examines the recent trends of phonetic studies in Brazil, a productive area which analyses Brazilian-Portuguese data and contributes to phonetic theory. The central question discussed in the approach is the relationship between Phonetic and Phonology.
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The acquisition of Portuguese by two Brazilian children (aged 2;0 -5;0) is discussed in an attempt to describe and explain the first relative clauses produced in naturalistic, observational studies, according to the framework of generative syntax theory. The results show that at around 3;0: a) the child starts to deal with relative clauses as modifiers of N; b) cleft sentences appear before relative clauses, and c) the first relatives confirm the prevalence of the vernacular strategy of relativization in Brazilian Portuguese identified by other studies based on adult data.
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This article aims at discussing about the foreign language teaching to young learners, taking the principles of the Sociocultural Theory (Vygotksy, 1978) and of the Communicative Approach (Almeida Filho, 1993, 2005) related to Primary English teaching (Cameron, 2001; Brewster, Ellis & Girard, 2002) as a theoretical references. Considerations about the importance of language learning in childhood will be made, as well as about the role of the grammar, oral language and mother tongue in the process. Likewise, the importance of Teacher Education will be briefly approached. This work is ended with the discussion about some possible procedures in the language teaching processes followed by a brief presentation of possible guidelines based on the bakhtinian notion of discourse genres.
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This article deals with the theme of teacher training from the historical and theoretical perspectives. In the first part, the historical focus is introduced and the trajectory of teacher training in Brazil is examined, dividing it into six periods beginning with the passing of the Law of Schools of First Letters in 1827 and closing with the promulgation of the new law for national education in 1996. The second part deals with theoretical aspects, considering the two basic models of teacher training, their implications for the training of teachers of primary and pre-school education, the dilemma resulting from the contraposition between the two models and the way for overcoming it and concluding with observations on the training of teachers for special education.
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INTRODUCTION: Subclinical hypothyroidism (SCH), defined as elevated concentrations of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) despite normal levels of thyroid hormones, is highly prevalent in Brazil, especially among women and the elderly. Although an increasing number of studies have related SCH to an increased risk of coronary artery disease and mortality, there have been no randomized clinical trials verifying the benefit of levothyroxine treatment in reducing these risks, and the treatment remains controversial. OBJECTIVE: This consensus, sponsored by the Thyroid Department of the Brazilian Society of Endocrinology and Metabolism and developed by Brazilian experts with extensive clinical experience with thyroid diseases, presents these recommendations based on evidence for the clinical management of SCH patients in Brazil. MATERIALS AND METHODS: After structuring the clinical questions, the search for evidence in the literature was initially performed in the MedLine-PubMed database and later in the Embase and SciELO - Lilacs databases. The strength of evidence was evaluated according to the Oxford classification system and established based on the experimental design used, considering the best available evidence for each question and the Brazilian experience. RESULTS: The topics covered included SCH definition and diagnosis, natural history, clinical significance, treatment and pregnancy, and the consensus issued 29 recommendations for the clinical management of adult patients with SCH. CONCLUSION: Treatment with levothyroxine was recommended for all patients with persistent SCH with serum TSH values > 10 mU/L and for certain patient subgroups.
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas . Faculdade de Educação Física
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas . Faculdade de Educação Física
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas. Faculdade de Educação Física
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas . Faculdade de Educação Física