Marcos Bagno
Marcos Bagno is a Brazilian linguist, translator, and author known for his work on sociolinguistics and the Portuguese language. He has written extensively on language prejudice and the social implications of linguistic diversity in Brazil.
Books
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1. Preconceito Linguístico
O que é, como se faz
This insightful work delves into the pervasive issue of linguistic prejudice, exploring how language is often used as a tool for discrimination and social exclusion. It challenges the notion that certain dialects or ways of speaking are inferior, highlighting the deep-seated biases that exist within society. Through a critical examination of language policies and educational practices, the book advocates for a more inclusive and equitable approach to linguistic diversity, emphasizing the importance of respecting and valuing all forms of communication as legitimate and worthy of recognition.
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2. Português Ou Brasileiro?
Um Encontro com a História da Língua
This insightful work delves into the linguistic debate surrounding the Portuguese language as spoken in Brazil compared to its European counterpart. It explores the historical, cultural, and social factors that have influenced the evolution of Brazilian Portuguese, highlighting the unique characteristics that distinguish it from the language spoken in Portugal. The book challenges traditional notions of linguistic purity, advocating for the recognition and appreciation of the rich diversity within the Portuguese-speaking world. Through a blend of scholarly analysis and accessible narrative, it invites readers to reconsider preconceived ideas about language, identity, and cultural heritage.