The universal perfect in Brazilian Portuguese: syntactic-semantic restrictions to the use of verbal morphologies

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Autor(a) principal: Martins, Adriana Leitão
Data de Publicação: 2021
Outros Autores: Rodrigues, Nayana Pires da Silva, Abreu, Gabriela
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Confluência
Texto Completo: https://revistaconfluencia.org.br/rc/article/view/457
Resumo: The universal perfect aspect (UP) associated to the present refers to events that started in the past and persist in the present (MCCAWLEY, 1981). This aspect, according to Jesus et al. (2017), can be conveyed in Brazilian Portuguese (BP) through simple present (SP), progressive periphrases (PROG), and present perfect (PP). We aimed to investigate the syntactic-semantics restrictions for the use of these morphologies in the expression of the UP in BP. The tested hypotheses were: (i) the SP conveys this aspect only when associated to phonetically realized adverbs/adverbial expressions that convey the UP, (ii) PROG periphrases are not associated to state verbs, and (iii) the PP only conveys the iterative reading. The methodology consisted of speech data analyses and a cloze test applied to BP speakers. Through the results, the hypotheses were refuted and we discussed the existence of other restrictions to the use of the morphologies in the expression of the UP.
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spelling The universal perfect in Brazilian Portuguese: syntactic-semantic restrictions to the use of verbal morphologiesPerfect universal no português do Brasil: restrições sintático-semânticas para o uso de morfologias verbaisuniversal perfecttype of verbsverbal morphologiesBrazilian Portuguese.perfect universaltipos de verbomorfologias verbaisportuguês do Brasil.The universal perfect aspect (UP) associated to the present refers to events that started in the past and persist in the present (MCCAWLEY, 1981). This aspect, according to Jesus et al. (2017), can be conveyed in Brazilian Portuguese (BP) through simple present (SP), progressive periphrases (PROG), and present perfect (PP). We aimed to investigate the syntactic-semantics restrictions for the use of these morphologies in the expression of the UP in BP. The tested hypotheses were: (i) the SP conveys this aspect only when associated to phonetically realized adverbs/adverbial expressions that convey the UP, (ii) PROG periphrases are not associated to state verbs, and (iii) the PP only conveys the iterative reading. The methodology consisted of speech data analyses and a cloze test applied to BP speakers. Through the results, the hypotheses were refuted and we discussed the existence of other restrictions to the use of the morphologies in the expression of the UP.O aspecto perfect universal (PU) associado ao presente refere-se a eventos que começaram no passado e persistem até o presente (MCCAWLEY, 1981). Tal aspecto, segundo Jesus et al. (2017), pode ser veiculado no português do Brasil (PB) por meio de presente simples (PS), perífrases progressivas (PROG) e passado composto (PC). O objetivo deste trabalho é investigar restrições sintático-semânticas para o uso dessas morfologias verbais na veiculação do PU no PB. As hipóteses testadas foram: (i) o PS só veicula esse aspecto quando associado a advérbios/expressões adverbiais veiculadores de PU foneticamente realizados, (ii) as perífrases PROG não se associam a verbos de estado e (iii) o PC só veicula leitura de iteratividade. A metodologia consistiu em análise de fala espontânea e aplicação de teste de preenchimento de lacuna a falantes do PB. Pelos resultados, refutaram-se as hipóteses e discutiu-se que haja outras restrições para o uso das morfologias verbais na veiculação desse aspecto.Liceu Literário Português2021-09-05info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionArtigo avaliado pelos paresapplication/pdfhttps://revistaconfluencia.org.br/rc/article/view/45710.18364/rc.2021n61.457Confluência; 2021: ISSUE 61; 157-184Confluência; 2021: Número 61; 157-184Confluência; 2021: Número 61; 157-184Confluência; 2021: Número 61; 157-184Confluência; 2021: Número 61; 157-1842317-41531415-740310.18364/rc.2021n61reponame:Confluênciainstname:Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF)instacron:UFFporhttps://revistaconfluencia.org.br/rc/article/view/457/310Copyright (c) 2021 Adriana Leitão Martins, Nayana Pires da Silva Rodrigues, Gabriela Abreuinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessMartins, Adriana LeitãoRodrigues, Nayana Pires da SilvaAbreu, Gabriela2022-02-01T17:58:38Zoai:ojs.emnuvens.com.br:article/457Revistahttps://revistaconfluencia.org.br/rcPUBhttps://revistaconfluencia.org.br/rc/oairevistaconfluencias.psd@id.uff.br||2318-45581678-7145opendoar:2022-02-01T17:58:38Confluência - Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF)false
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv The universal perfect in Brazilian Portuguese: syntactic-semantic restrictions to the use of verbal morphologies
Perfect universal no português do Brasil: restrições sintático-semânticas para o uso de morfologias verbais
title The universal perfect in Brazilian Portuguese: syntactic-semantic restrictions to the use of verbal morphologies
spellingShingle The universal perfect in Brazilian Portuguese: syntactic-semantic restrictions to the use of verbal morphologies
Martins, Adriana Leitão
universal perfect
type of verbs
verbal morphologies
Brazilian Portuguese.
perfect universal
tipos de verbo
morfologias verbais
português do Brasil.
title_short The universal perfect in Brazilian Portuguese: syntactic-semantic restrictions to the use of verbal morphologies
title_full The universal perfect in Brazilian Portuguese: syntactic-semantic restrictions to the use of verbal morphologies
title_fullStr The universal perfect in Brazilian Portuguese: syntactic-semantic restrictions to the use of verbal morphologies
title_full_unstemmed The universal perfect in Brazilian Portuguese: syntactic-semantic restrictions to the use of verbal morphologies
title_sort The universal perfect in Brazilian Portuguese: syntactic-semantic restrictions to the use of verbal morphologies
author Martins, Adriana Leitão
author_facet Martins, Adriana Leitão
Rodrigues, Nayana Pires da Silva
Abreu, Gabriela
author_role author
author2 Rodrigues, Nayana Pires da Silva
Abreu, Gabriela
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Martins, Adriana Leitão
Rodrigues, Nayana Pires da Silva
Abreu, Gabriela
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv universal perfect
type of verbs
verbal morphologies
Brazilian Portuguese.
perfect universal
tipos de verbo
morfologias verbais
português do Brasil.
topic universal perfect
type of verbs
verbal morphologies
Brazilian Portuguese.
perfect universal
tipos de verbo
morfologias verbais
português do Brasil.
description The universal perfect aspect (UP) associated to the present refers to events that started in the past and persist in the present (MCCAWLEY, 1981). This aspect, according to Jesus et al. (2017), can be conveyed in Brazilian Portuguese (BP) through simple present (SP), progressive periphrases (PROG), and present perfect (PP). We aimed to investigate the syntactic-semantics restrictions for the use of these morphologies in the expression of the UP in BP. The tested hypotheses were: (i) the SP conveys this aspect only when associated to phonetically realized adverbs/adverbial expressions that convey the UP, (ii) PROG periphrases are not associated to state verbs, and (iii) the PP only conveys the iterative reading. The methodology consisted of speech data analyses and a cloze test applied to BP speakers. Through the results, the hypotheses were refuted and we discussed the existence of other restrictions to the use of the morphologies in the expression of the UP.
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