A oralidade na produção textual

Roncarati, Cláudia; Mollica, Maria Cecilia de Magalhães

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“…While all forms are grammatical in BP, the extent to which they are used and who uses them shows variation. Roncarati's [5] informants from Fortaleza in Northeastern Brazil associated NEG1 with south of Brazil, whereas NEG3 and NEG2 were thought to be used in the interior areas of the Northeast, in particular by speakers of Cearense BP (CBP). This study elicited controlled NEG1, NEG2, NEG3 and NoNEG sentence productions from CBP speakers, assuming that all structures would indeed be part of the speakers' grammars.…”

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The prosody of negation in brazilian portuguese

Armstrong,

Bergmann,

Tamati

2008

Speech Prosody 2008

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Sentential negation in spoken Brazilian Portuguese (BP) has three possible structures: containing a negative particle only preverbally (NEG1), pre and post verbally (NEG2) or only post-verbally (NEG3). The choice of structure depends on sociolinguistic and pragmatic factors. This study investigates whether these structures also differ in prosodic patterns. NEG3 is of particular interest: since the negative particle occurs after the verb, a NEG3 sentence is initially segmentally indistinguishable from a similar sentence not containing a negative particle (NoNEG). However, prosodic cues may tell the listener whether a given utterance has a NEG3 or NoNEG structure before the post-verbal region is encountered. A production study elicited NEG1, NEG2, NEG3 and NoNEG utterances and found prosodic differences among the utterance types which may enable listeners to anticipate the presence or absence of a post-verbal negative particle.

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