2018
DOI: 10.5334/gjgl.401
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Competing analyses and differential cost in the production of non-subject relative clauses

Abstract: The computational cost of restrictive non-subject relative clauses (RCs) in different processing conditions is discussed in relation to competing analyses of RCs. An elicited production experiment is reported in which adult speakers of Brazilian Portuguese (BP) were asked to continue a preamble in such a way that a right-branching restrictive RC would enable a particular referent to be identified. Two processing conditions were contrasted: fully planned (FPlan), in which the speaker could plan the RC as the se… Show more

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“…Their results converged when participants had time to prepare the speech and when they did not have time for preparation. Corrêa, Augusto and Marcilese (2018) found similar results with relative clauses in BP in which a fully planned condition facilitates reliance on standard relative clauses, which are more demanding in terms of processing cost, whereas partially planned conditions trigger non-standard relative clauses production, less costly than standard ones.…”
Section: 21supporting
confidence: 59%
“…Their results converged when participants had time to prepare the speech and when they did not have time for preparation. Corrêa, Augusto and Marcilese (2018) found similar results with relative clauses in BP in which a fully planned condition facilitates reliance on standard relative clauses, which are more demanding in terms of processing cost, whereas partially planned conditions trigger non-standard relative clauses production, less costly than standard ones.…”
Section: 21supporting
confidence: 59%
“…Os participantes optaram por outras formas para evitar a produção dessas estruturas com resumptivos, como alternativas envolvendo coordenação ("This is a donkey and I don't know where it lives") e deslocamento à esquerda ("This donkey, I don't know where it lives"). Esse resultado se assemelha aos obtidos em PB (conforme veremos adiante), em que os participantes recorreram a outras estratégias para não utilizar resumptivos (GROLLA e AUGUSTO, 2016;CORRÊA et al, 2018).…”
Section: Estudos Em Produçãounclassified
“…Com vistas a testar em que medida os custos de processamento relacionados à geração de estruturas complexas podem ser minimizados pelo uso de estratégias mais econômicas, como, por exemplo, a produção de passivas de sujeito em vez de relativas de objeto direto e cortadoras, e resumptivas em vez de relativas preposicionadas e genitivas, Corrêa et al (2018) conduziram um experimento de produção eliciada. O estudo partiu da hipótese de que o uso de estratégias de minimização de custo está atrelado às demandas impostas pelas condições de produção como a possibilidade (ou não) de planejamento da fala.…”
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