ln this paper I discuss some research results on syntactic variation and change which took place in OId Portuguese. Based on texts from the 14th and 15th centuries I discuss: (a) the variation involving ser/estar and the diffusion of estar to atributive structures (both locative and descriptive); (b) the variation between singular and plural as weIl as the loss ofagreement marks in the Past Participle in those structures where in conjunction with haver or ter it could be reinterpreted as a compound tense; and (c) fmaIly, I present evidence to show that in some syntactic and semantic contextsnumber agreement involving a verb and its subject was a variable phenomenon in Old Portuguese
This paper deals with some phenomena from Old Portuguese (henceforth OP) (from the 13th to the 16th ...
This chapter explores how Portuguese has historically been both the recipient and disseminator of mo...
Based on the analysis of Medieval Portuguese texts from the 14th to the 16th centuries (Davies et al...
Being a text of profound personal introspection, the Leal Conselheiro was born to give voice to King...
Abstract: This article analyzes the historical process of the grammaticalization of aver/ter ‘to hav...
This article analyzes the historical process of the grammaticalization of aver/ter ‘to have’ in comp...
Neste estudo, analisou-se como os verbos irregulares foram documentados nas Cantigas de Santa Maria ...
This dissertation presents a quantitative analysis of a group of linguistic variables in Brazilian P...
This book contains a set of different works unified by a common theme and by a common analysis appro...
This paper presents a description of structures where the verb “aver” was substituted by “teer”, and...
The main goal of this paper is to identify various methods of expressing reciprocity encountered in ...
In this paper, we start from a basic assumption: agreement is a most relevant operation for the Port...
O propósito desta tese é destacar a importância do processo de redobramento sintático no Português M...
The aim of this article is to characterize the verb agreement in the third person plural in the Euro...
Even though the concept of linguistic variant has been fully established in contemporary sociolingui...
This paper deals with some phenomena from Old Portuguese (henceforth OP) (from the 13th to the 16th ...
This chapter explores how Portuguese has historically been both the recipient and disseminator of mo...
Based on the analysis of Medieval Portuguese texts from the 14th to the 16th centuries (Davies et al...
Being a text of profound personal introspection, the Leal Conselheiro was born to give voice to King...
Abstract: This article analyzes the historical process of the grammaticalization of aver/ter ‘to hav...
This article analyzes the historical process of the grammaticalization of aver/ter ‘to have’ in comp...
Neste estudo, analisou-se como os verbos irregulares foram documentados nas Cantigas de Santa Maria ...
This dissertation presents a quantitative analysis of a group of linguistic variables in Brazilian P...
This book contains a set of different works unified by a common theme and by a common analysis appro...
This paper presents a description of structures where the verb “aver” was substituted by “teer”, and...
The main goal of this paper is to identify various methods of expressing reciprocity encountered in ...
In this paper, we start from a basic assumption: agreement is a most relevant operation for the Port...
O propósito desta tese é destacar a importância do processo de redobramento sintático no Português M...
The aim of this article is to characterize the verb agreement in the third person plural in the Euro...
Even though the concept of linguistic variant has been fully established in contemporary sociolingui...
This paper deals with some phenomena from Old Portuguese (henceforth OP) (from the 13th to the 16th ...
This chapter explores how Portuguese has historically been both the recipient and disseminator of mo...
Based on the analysis of Medieval Portuguese texts from the 14th to the 16th centuries (Davies et al...