Jose Belem de Oliveira NetoHospital Israelita Albert Einstein | IIEPAE · Israel Institute of Education and Research
Jose Belem de Oliveira Neto
PhD Candidate in English Studies
English Studies, Global English, Academic Writing, English as a Medium of Instruction, Globalization
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Introduction
I'm a translator in the Education and Research Institute at Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, where I translates einstein (São Paulo) - ISSN 1679-4508. In addition, I'm PhD Student in Linguistics and English Language Studies Program at University of Sao Paulo where I also collaborate as a tutor of English language in the Laboratory of Academic Literacy of USP.
Education
January 2019 - December 2020
March 2013 - December 2015
June 2011 - July 2011
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To understand how rhetorical organization works in different academic genres (Swales, 1990), Research Articles (RAs) for instance, in English and other languages, can help understand some of the challenges faced by authors from peripheral countries (Monteiro & Hirano, 2020), such as Brazil. This study presents the method used to compare the writing...
Intercultural Rhetoric (IR) is the study of written discourse between individuals with different cultural backgrounds (CONNOR, 2011). To understand how rhetorical organization works in different genres (SWALES, 1990), for instance, research articles (RAs) in English and other languages can help to grasp the significance of understanding some of the...
This study aims to contribute to the writing of abstracts by analyzing abstracts macro-structure and describe the frequency of article usage in 100 RA abstracts within the area of medicine written in English and Brazilian Portuguese. This will be done by describing frequency of definite, indefinite, and zero article Ø in both languages using a Corp...
Movies constitute an important part in the culture of societies. Subtitiling enables
the diffusion of films around the world to reach a wide audience besides being
important for spectators who search for foreign films. This paper aims at analyzing
cultural aspects, characters´ identity and observe the factors that influence the reception of the fi...
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The call
We would like to invite interested researchers and stakeholders to share their grant proposals of any area of knowledge written in English and/or in Portuguese.
This project is part of PhD study in English for Academic Purposes (EAP) at University of São Paulo – one of the world’s top 100 universities, Brazil.
Aim
The purpose is to investigate the writing of grant proposals across disciplines as an attempt to understand the linguistic and rhetorical features of proposals written in both English and Portuguese. Ultimately, the study’s goal is to determine/comprehend what factors may impact the success or failure in obtaining research funding.
Considering that grant proposals are not publicly available, they represent a type of text that is not well-known and requires scientific investigation. This study may benefit the new generation of researchers from various fields, particularly, those in low-income or middle-income countries (LMICs).
Incentive
Those contributing with the research will be invited for a hybrid course on Grant Proposals Writing in English and Portuguese promoted by PhD student responsible for the research.
A certificate will be issued by the Laboratory of Academic Literacy of the Department of Modern Languages of Faculty of Philosophy, Languages and Literature, and Human Sciences of the University of São Paulo – USP.
How to submit
Please submit your grant proposals at https://redcap.link/grantproposals .
Important
No identification is required and those contributing are encouraged to anonymize their grant proposals.
Submit your grant proposal and contribute to advance of studies of this genre written in international contexts.
Questions and concerns may be addressed to
José Belém de O Neto – jose.bon@usp.br
