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Paul O'Neill

Professor of Romance Philology

University of Sheffield

United Kingdom

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Paul O'Neill is an Assistant Professor at the University of Sheffield, UK. His research focuses on the interaction between linguistics and language teaching, particularly in the context of Brazilian Portuguese and Andalusian Spanish. In addition, he explores ideological considerations in postcolonial education within Lusophone countries and the historical roots of linguistic challenges in Brazilian education.

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University of Liverpool

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Monoglossic ideologies and the two-way relationship between linguistics and language learning/teaching: Idiosyncratic variation in Brazilian Portuguese and its challenges for usage-based teaching

Defective verbs in Portuguese: a morphomic approach

Morphological variation in Brazilian imperatives: The importance of ecological factors and the relationship with the written standard

/s/ aspiration in Andalusian Spanish in word internal position and across word boundaries: an experimental study of four cities

Ideological and Theoretical Considerations to Postcolonial Education in the Lusophone Countries

Language and education in Brazil : linguistic structural problems and their historical origins

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Nicola Bermingham

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