Procesos De Gramaticalización en La Historia Del Español 2014
DOI: 10.31819/9783954871988-011
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Entre Gramaticalización, Estructura Informativa Y Tradiciones Discursivas: Algo Más Sobre Nada

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“…7. Calculo este volumen, como he hecho en otras ocasiones (Octavio de Toledo 2007Toledo , 2008Toledo , 2013, a partir de la frecuencia de la preposición de, elemento lo suficientemente abundante como para arrojar resultados fiables. 8.…”
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“…7. Calculo este volumen, como he hecho en otras ocasiones (Octavio de Toledo 2007Toledo , 2008Toledo , 2013, a partir de la frecuencia de la preposición de, elemento lo suficientemente abundante como para arrojar resultados fiables. 8.…”
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“…Such is the case with the schema in which the negative qualifier nada “nothing” is placed before the main verb, as in nada sé “nothing I know,” rather than the more common negative agreement construction, no sé nada “NEG I know nothing.” This schema expands and declines in use in accordance with the degree of acceptance of a syntactic rule imported into cultivated Spanish prose from the written tradition and grammar of Latin – a language with no negative agreement and typically preverbal negative quantifiers ( nihil scio “Nothing I know”). As discussed elsewhere (Octavio de Toledo y Huerta, 2014a), the adoption of this rule can be easily tracked from its initial success amongst the first Spanish humanists in the fourteen hundreds, through highly elaborated works in a variety of genres, until the Romantic era, where, as part of a rejection of the classical rhetorical paradigm, the schema starts to fall into disuse, a trend which has continued to this day (Figure 10). This phenomenon illustrates the qualitative and quantitative gain derived from careful study of the discourse-traditional characteristics displayed by linguistic items and constructions (cf.…”
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“…6For further criticism of the “darker” aspects in conducting research with CORDE, I refer the reader to Octavio de Toledo y Huerta (2014a, 2016a), Fernández Alcaide et al (2016), or Octavio de Toledo y Huerta and Rodríguez Molina (2017).…”
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confidence: 99%