Using the hermeneutic tools of variationism in a corpus of a million and a half words, taken from texts approaching the pole of ‘language immediacy’ (private letters, diaries, etc.), this article analyzes the evolution of constraint factor conditioning the variability between deber & deber de + infi nitive periphrasis in the XVI and XVII centuries. The empirical research shows that deber has a prominent role in Golden Age Spanish, as well as in other moments in its history. However, unlike what has been observed in other periods, deber de has an important vitality in this period, with uses increasing signifi cantly from the second half of the sixteenth century onwards. This vitality is further strengthened in some linguistic contexts, eithe...
Based on a corpus of communicative immediacy texts, the present study analyzes the variation between...
En este trabajo se contrastan varias obras ("Generaciones y semblanzas", de Fernán Pérez de Guzmán, ...
Based on a corpus of private correspondence written by 16 authors from the Golden Age period, this s...
As opposed to other traditional interpretations on language variation and change in the field of inf...
Based on a corpus composed entirely of texts close to the pole of communicative immediacy, mainly pr...
This paper deals with the patterns of variation and change undergone by a syntactic variable in earl...
The history of Spanish modal constructions has been widely discussed in the literature, focusing pr...
La alternancia entre las formas adverbiales (donde) y pronominales (en que-cual) del relativo en sub...
Based on a corpus of communicative immediacy texts from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, wr...
Based on a corpus of ego-documents (mainly private letters) from the 18th century, we offer the res...
Based on a corpus of ego-documents (private letters, diaries, memoirs) from the 19th and the first h...
Mediante la utilización del paradigma variacionista y el empleo de un corpus integrado por textos de...
La alternancia entre las perífrasis modales deber/deber de + infinitivo representa un fenómeno carac...
Recent work on language change has stressed the lexical nature of morphosyntactic variation.\ud Taki...
This corpus-based research uses a set of 895 private letters written by almost seven hundred differ...
Based on a corpus of communicative immediacy texts, the present study analyzes the variation between...
En este trabajo se contrastan varias obras ("Generaciones y semblanzas", de Fernán Pérez de Guzmán, ...
Based on a corpus of private correspondence written by 16 authors from the Golden Age period, this s...
As opposed to other traditional interpretations on language variation and change in the field of inf...
Based on a corpus composed entirely of texts close to the pole of communicative immediacy, mainly pr...
This paper deals with the patterns of variation and change undergone by a syntactic variable in earl...
The history of Spanish modal constructions has been widely discussed in the literature, focusing pr...
La alternancia entre las formas adverbiales (donde) y pronominales (en que-cual) del relativo en sub...
Based on a corpus of communicative immediacy texts from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, wr...
Based on a corpus of ego-documents (mainly private letters) from the 18th century, we offer the res...
Based on a corpus of ego-documents (private letters, diaries, memoirs) from the 19th and the first h...
Mediante la utilización del paradigma variacionista y el empleo de un corpus integrado por textos de...
La alternancia entre las perífrasis modales deber/deber de + infinitivo representa un fenómeno carac...
Recent work on language change has stressed the lexical nature of morphosyntactic variation.\ud Taki...
This corpus-based research uses a set of 895 private letters written by almost seven hundred differ...
Based on a corpus of communicative immediacy texts, the present study analyzes the variation between...
En este trabajo se contrastan varias obras ("Generaciones y semblanzas", de Fernán Pérez de Guzmán, ...
Based on a corpus of private correspondence written by 16 authors from the Golden Age period, this s...