In this paper, based on a corpus of contemporary Brazilian film dialogues (the Sub-Corpus Carioca Urbano, Corpus I-Fala, Luso-Brazilian Film Dialogues as a resource for L1 & L2 Learning and Linguistic Research; De Rosa et alii 2017), we will discuss the presence and use of 3rd person referential subjects within the wider framework of the changes that are affecting Brazilian Portuguese, the latter being today considered a partial null-subject language. The study, based on Duarte (2012), analysed only referential pronominal subjects (overt or null) in finite sentences by focussing on two things. First of all, we considered mainly the semantic traits [±human] and [±specific], given that, according to the referential hierarchy proposed by Cyrino, Duarte and Kato (2000), referentiality has translinguistic relevance in pronominalization. Next, following Barbosa, Duarte and Kato (2005), we analysed their “sentential pattern”, i.e., the syntactic accessibility and functions of the antecedents.
DE ROSA, G.L. (2019). Os Sujeitos de 3ª pessoa na fala fílmica brasileira. LINGUE E LINGUAGGI, Arcaico e moderno, locale e globale nelle culture lusofone, in Lingue e Linguaggi, Volume 32 - Special Issue, 225-245 [10.1285/i22390359v32p225].
Os Sujeitos de 3ª pessoa na fala fílmica brasileira
DE ROSA, Gian Luigi
2019-01-01
Abstract
In this paper, based on a corpus of contemporary Brazilian film dialogues (the Sub-Corpus Carioca Urbano, Corpus I-Fala, Luso-Brazilian Film Dialogues as a resource for L1 & L2 Learning and Linguistic Research; De Rosa et alii 2017), we will discuss the presence and use of 3rd person referential subjects within the wider framework of the changes that are affecting Brazilian Portuguese, the latter being today considered a partial null-subject language. The study, based on Duarte (2012), analysed only referential pronominal subjects (overt or null) in finite sentences by focussing on two things. First of all, we considered mainly the semantic traits [±human] and [±specific], given that, according to the referential hierarchy proposed by Cyrino, Duarte and Kato (2000), referentiality has translinguistic relevance in pronominalization. Next, following Barbosa, Duarte and Kato (2005), we analysed their “sentential pattern”, i.e., the syntactic accessibility and functions of the antecedents.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
