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This book presents an in-depth analysis of the linguistic and cultural formation of Brazil, starting with the origins of the caipira and its influence on national identity. It then portrays the diversity of Brazilian Portuguese, the result of multiple historical influences. The book highlights the contributions of immigration to the construction of the language and culture. It also explores regionalisms and dialects as living expressions of the different regions of the country. It addresses language as an essential element of Brazilian cultural identity. Finally, it discusses the fundamental role of education in preserving and valuing the language. With accessible language, the book is an invitation to reflect on Brazil's linguistic heritage. Ideal for students, educators and those interested in culture.

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