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1. Lingüística de corpus y análisis cuantitativo en la gramática (histórica) del español: el caso de las oraciones completivas de sustantivo

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Granvik, Anton

Subjects
Lingüística histórica, Lingüística de corpus
Abstract

El uso de (grandes) corpus textuales como base empírica para el análisis de fenómenos gramaticales ocupa un lugar central dentro de la lingüística contemporánea. La gramática histórica del español no es ninguna excepción, y desde principios del presente milenio los historiadores de la lengua disponen de dos grandes corpus diacrónicos ampliamente usados en el mundo entero, como son el CORDE de la Real Academia Española y el Corpus del español de Mark Davies (2002-). Al lado de los grandes corpus muestras de textos de menor extensión, pero con características relevantes para la investigación en cuestión, también se utilizan como base de análisis empíricos. Universidad de Málaga. Campus de Excelencia Internacional Andalucía Tech.

Published
2016

2. Oraciones completivas de sustantivo en español y portugués: ¿infinitivo u oración finita?

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Granvik, Anton

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Published
2017
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3. ANÁLISIS HISTÓRICO-COMPARATIVO DE LAS ORACIONES COMPLETIVAS DE SUSTANTIVO EN ESPAÑOL Y PORTUGUÉS: NACIMIENTO Y EVOLUCIÓN DE UNA ALTERNANCIA SINTÁCTICA.

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Granvik, Anton

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Copyright of Neuphilologische Mitteilungen is the property of Modern Language Society and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

Published
2017

4. ¿DISTINTO O DIFERENTE, O MÁS BIEN TODO LO CONTRARIO? CONTRASTE ENTRE EL USO DE LAS PREPOSICIONES A/DE EN COMPLEMENTOS ADJETIVALES.

Author

GRANVIK, ANTON

Subjects
*SPANISH language -- Terms & phrases, *SPANISH language, *PREPOSITIONS, *ADJECTIVES (Grammar), *SYNTAX (Grammar), *SEMANTICS, *CORPORA
Abstract

This paper attempts to explain the alternation between the prepositions a and de when used as complements to the adjectives contrario 'contrary', diferente 'different', and distinto 'distinct', as illustrated in Yo no fui distinta __mi madre 'I wasn't different __my mother', where both prepositions can be inserted. Relying on Langacker's3 notion of construal, the hypothesis is that a construes the comparison in the sense of 'direction toward' while de construes it in the sense of 'separation' or 'point of departure', and that these senses should be reflected in the usage contexts of the two prepositions. The quantitative analysis of some 800 cases extracted from Davies'4 two billion word Corpus del español, however, shows no indication of a and de setting up different construals. This lack of correlation between usage and semantics appears to be due to the diachronic generalization of a as complement of the three adjectives, thus relegating the use of de to specific collocations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

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