2007
DOI: 10.35520/diadorim.2007.v2n0a3851
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O sujeito nulo de referência indeterminada na fala culta carioca

Abstract: Mudanças ocorridas no sistema pronominal do Português Brasileiro levaram a uma preferência pelo preenchimento do sujeito tanto de referência definida quanto arbitrária, como revelam pesquisas, como as de Duarte (1995, 2000). Há, por outro lado, uma redução no uso de clíticos em geral, inclusive o se de referência indeterminada nas sentenças finitas. Tal redução levou à preferência pelas formas pronominais plenas para todos os sujeitos referenciais, definidos e arbitrários (como você e a gente), mas permitiu, c… Show more

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“…On the other hand, a new sentence pattern related to indeterminate reference, first noticed by Galves (1987) and later confirmed by other studies CAVALCANTE 2007;LUNGUINHO and MEDEIROS JUNIOR, 2009, among others) 2 would exhibit the use of a null subject with the verb in the third person singular, illustrated in (6) This null generic subject, here referred as "zero strategy", has been considered a property of partial null subject languages being referred to as "null generic subject" (HOLMBERG, NAYUDU and SHEEHAN, 2009;HOLMBERG (2010). Notice, in addition, that examples (6c) and (6d), pointed out by Lunguinho and Medeiros (2009), in fact, convey arbitrary reference, contrary to the null generic subjects in (6a) and (6b).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 70%
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“…On the other hand, a new sentence pattern related to indeterminate reference, first noticed by Galves (1987) and later confirmed by other studies CAVALCANTE 2007;LUNGUINHO and MEDEIROS JUNIOR, 2009, among others) 2 would exhibit the use of a null subject with the verb in the third person singular, illustrated in (6) This null generic subject, here referred as "zero strategy", has been considered a property of partial null subject languages being referred to as "null generic subject" (HOLMBERG, NAYUDU and SHEEHAN, 2009;HOLMBERG (2010). Notice, in addition, that examples (6c) and (6d), pointed out by Lunguinho and Medeiros (2009), in fact, convey arbitrary reference, contrary to the null generic subjects in (6a) and (6b).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 70%
“…However, already mentions the zero strategy (sentences with the verb in the third person singular and null subject; see note 5) as constrained by the expression of aspect, modality and procedure discourse, which is confirmed by Cavalcante (2007).…”
Section: The Gradation Between Arbitrary Subjects and Generic Subjectsmentioning
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“…No que se refere às estratégias de indeterminação no PB neostandard, tanto nas modalidades faladas quanto nas escritas, é preciso evidenciar que há algumas diferenças interessantes que distinguem o PB neo-standard do PB standard e do PE (Cavalcante, 1999(Cavalcante, , 2007Galves, 1987;Kato e Tarallo, 1986;Duarte, 1995;2007;Duarte, Kato e Barbosa, 2001;2005). De fato, as estratégias consideradas standard nas gramáticas prescritivas brasileiras, que tomam como referencial uma gramática anacrônica do PE, incluem:…”
Section: O Preenchimento Do Sujeito De Referência Arbitráriaunclassified