A expressão da pluracionalidade em libras

Sanchez‐Mendes, Luciana; Xavier, André Nogueira

doi:10.21165/el.v45i1.633

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“…Directional verbs form a sub-type of transitive verbs that shape their movement in order to include the location associated to the participants of the described event. Sanchez-Mendes & Xavier (2016) showed that with directional verbs the only reading available when two hands are used to perform the verb sign is that of a plurality of arguments. For instance, when the directional predicate kiss goodbye is reduplicated, it can only mean kiss goodbye to many people ( 16).…”

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Decomposing distribution across dimensions: evidence from Libras

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2020

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This paper focuses on the investigation of the meaning of reduplication in Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) analyzing the contribution of each of its forms: repetition (\rep) and alternation (\alt). In order to check their role, we proceeded a data collection with a native signer during elicitation sessions following the methodology for semantic elicitation (Matthewson, 2004). We also collected a spontaneous datum with another signer. We show that \rep is related to aspectual distribution, and \alt is associated to two pieces of information - participant-related distribution and aspectual distribution. We propose a formal analysis for each of the forms as well as of the way they interact compositionally.

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Section: Pluractionality In Librasmentioning

confidence: 99%