E tenho dito: a gramaticalizaÃÃo e a variaÃÃo do pretÃrito perfeito composto em narrativas dos sÃculos XV a XVII / And I have said: The grammaticalization and the change in past tense compound in narratives in century XV - XVII
AUTOR(ES)
Lorena da Silva Rodrigues
FONTE
IBICT - Instituto Brasileiro de Informação em Ciência e Tecnologia
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
03/12/2010
RESUMO
In this dissertation, we deal with the grammaticalization of past tense compound in Portuguese. We discuss linguistic change, based on the correlation form(s)-function(s) in two lines of analysis: (I) the grammaticalization continuum of to have/there to be (full) + adjectival participle >to have/there to be (auxiliary) + verb participle and (ii) the linguistic variation in coding the perfective past tense before the moment of speech. Two theoretical approaches base the research: the linguistic Functionalism, focused on grammaticalization, and the Theory of Linguistic Variation and Change, establishing thus a socio-functionalist research model. For this, we used narratives in prose from the XV, XVI and XVII centuries, Portuguese transition and fixation moment. Regarding grammaticalization, we investigated Lehmannâs (2002[1985]) grammaticalization parameters - Integrity, Paradigmaticity, Paradigmatic Variability, Scope, Bondedness, Syntagmatic Variability - modality, reference time and verb type. Regarding variation, we investigated modality, aspect, semantic nature of arguments, type of verb, time and textual reference and the historical moment. Out of these factors, the ones shown as relevant for conditioning were time and reference relation, semantic nature of the subject, aspect and historical moment. This proposal is relevant because, besides attesting the past tense compound use made throughout Portuguese history as previous research has done on the topic, it investigates the factors that condition to have/there to be + past participle change from the socio-functionalist viewpoint.
ASSUNTO(S)
linguistica pretÃrito perfeito composto gramaticalizaÃÃo variaÃÃo linguÃstica past perfect compound grammaticalization linguistic variation lÃngua portuguesa - tempo verbal gramÃtica comparada e geral - gramaticalizaÃÃo lÃngua portuguesa - verbos - sÃc.xv-xvii lÃngua portuguesa - variaÃÃo
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