Análise descritiva dos verbos psicológicos do português brasileiro

Cançado, Márcia

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“…According to Levin (1993) and to Cançado (1995), the complex argument of the verbs can be factored when it denotes the relation between a possessor and an attribute. In fact, the examples we have seen so far fit the authors' proposals, as they are composed by a possessor, which, in its unfactored form, is expressed by the phrase headed by the preposition de 'of', and by its attribute, expressed in the form of a NP, which comes right after the verb: in (1a), there is the NP a força de Deus [the strength of God] and in (2a), there is the NP o brilhantismo do professor [the brilliance of the teacher].…”

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“…The NPs a atuação impecável [the impeccable performance] and a apresentação malfeita [the poorly done presentation] describe a type of activity, since they are names that denote events in the world and that predicate their agents, respectively o artista [the artist] and o estudante [the student]. It is important to note that the argument of the name that denotes an event must necessarily be an agent, since when it is an entity affected by the event described by the verb, the factoring of the argument does not occur: Another nominal level restriction in the factored form of sentences, already pointed out by Cançado (1995) and by Cançado, Godoy andAmaral (2017 [2013]), is the necessary presence of an anaphoric relation between the factored constituents. This relation can occur by a direct anaphor, with the presence of the anaphoric pronoun seu/sua [his/her], or by an indirect anaphor with a definite article, called associative anaphora.…”

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The Alternation of Verbs With Motivating Argument in Bp: A Type of Factoring of Argument

Meirelles

2023

Alfa, rev. linguíst. (São José Rio Preto)

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In this paper, we analyze a type of alternation that allows to express the complex constituent, which is originally in the object position, in two different syntactic positions, such as in the sentences: os alunos admiram o brilhantismo do professor [students admire the teacher’s brilliance]/os alunos admiram o professor pelo brilhantismo [students admire the teacher for his brilliance]. For the analysis of this phenomenon, we used the proposal of thematic papers as a cluster of discrete semantic properties of Cançado (2005) and Cançado and Amaral (2016)). We propose that the analyzed alternation results from the factoring of the complex verb argument, being determined by semantic restrictions of nominal and verbal level. At the first level, the complex arguments which can be factored must denote a possession relationship, as in the phrase o brilhantismo do professor [the brilliance of the teacher] or the relationship between an eventive name and its agent, such as the nominal phrase a excelente atuação do artista [the excellent performance of the artist] in the alternation o público aplaudiu a excelente atuação do artista [the audience applauded the excellent performance of the artist]/o público aplaudiu o artista por sua excelente atuação [the audience applauded the artist for his excellent performance]. At the verbal level, the verbs that perform this alternation can be grouped into a coarse-grained class (LEVIN, 2010), as they all attribute the semantic properties estativo [estative], objeto de referência [reference object] and objeto motivador [motivating object] to their complex argument, which can be factored. Finally, we propose that the alternation is motivated by pragmatic factors related to the informational structure of the analyzed statements.

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The Alternation of Verbs With Motivating Argument in Bp: A Type of Factoring of Argument

Meirelles

2023

Alfa, rev. linguíst. (São José Rio Preto)

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“…There are two other classes of transitive psych-predicates identified by Cançado (1996). I call these agentive object-experiencer and ambiguous objectexperiencer verbs here for ease of reference.…”

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“…Interestingly, Cançado (1996) argues explicitly that BP lacks unaccusative psych-predicates of the piacere type (BELLETTI & RIZZI, 1988;PESETSKY, 1995). This might be due to the loss of dative case in BP.…”

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Basic Word Order in Brazilian Portuguese: A Hybrid Extended Projection Principle (Epp) | a Ordem Básica De Palavras No Português Brasileiro: Um Princípio Da Projeção Estendido (Epp) Híbrido

Sheehan

2017

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This paper proposes a novel analysis of word order in Brazilian Portuguese (BP), based on a hybrid model of EPP satisfaction. It is proposed that the subject requirement or EPP is a [uD] feature on T which can be satisfied either by DP movement or by movement of an inflected verb bearing a [D] feature in BP. This, it is claimed, offers an explanatory account of basic word order patterns in BP. External argument DPs, merged above V, are closer to T than V, meaning that they must raise to satisfy the EPP, predicting SV(O) order with transitive and unergative predicates, including transitive psych-predicates. Internal arguments are merged below V, however, and so with unaccusatives, it is movement of the verb bearing a [uD] feature which satisfies the EPP, giving rise to VS order. With copular verbs which take small clause complements, a similar affect holds, as the copular verb can satisfy the EPP. Verb movement can also satisfy the EPP in impersonal contexts, hence the fact that BP lacks overt expletives.

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“…A Seção 2.4 traz a apresentação das alternâncias sintáticas proposta no estudo de Levin (1993). Por fim, na Seção 2.5 são apresentados os trabalhos relacionados ao trabalho de Levin (1993), para o português do Brasil: Cançado (1996) …”

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VerbNet.Br: construção semiautomática de um léxico verbal online e independente de domínio para o português do Brasil

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This article describes a semiautomatic method to build a computational verb lexicon for Brazilian Portuguese language (called VerbNet.Br). This lexical resource is based on the computational verb lexicon VerbNet for the English language, built according to Levin verb class theory. The method presented here is based on four steps: one manual and three automatic steps. Automatic steps use existing lexical resources and corpusbased knowledge. Also, this article presents the details of the implementation of one of the steps that uses existing lexical resources. The results of this step are the potential candidates of VerbNet.Br classes, yet without the validation.Resumo. Neste artigo é apresentado o método de criação semiautomática de um recurso léxico computacional de verbos para o português do Brasil, chamado VerbNet.Br, baseado na VerbNet, recurso léxico verbal para a língua inglesa, que segue a teoria das classes de Levin. O método de criação possui quatro etapas: uma manual e três automáticas. Nas etapas automáticas, recursos léxicos já existentes e conhecimento extraído de córpus são usados como informações de entrada. Também são apresentados neste artigo os detalhes de implementação da etapa automática que utiliza recursos léxicos já existentes. Os resultados obtidos, nesta etapa, são os candidatos a verbos membros das classes da VerbNet.Br, ainda sem validação. Tabela 3. Exemplos de candidatos a membros da VerbNet.Br para 5 classes Classe Membros em inglês Candidatos a membros em português Accompany-51.

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Análise descritiva dos verbos psicológicos do português brasileiro

Cited by 11 publications

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The Alternation of Verbs With Motivating Argument in Bp: A Type of Factoring of Argument

The Alternation of Verbs With Motivating Argument in Bp: A Type of Factoring of Argument

Basic Word Order in Brazilian Portuguese: A Hybrid Extended Projection Principle (Epp) | a Ordem Básica De Palavras No Português Brasileiro: Um Princípio Da Projeção Estendido (Epp) Híbrido

VerbNet.Br: construção semiautomática de um léxico verbal online e independente de domínio para o português do Brasil

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