Sobre periodização da história do português europeu. Contributo para uma discussão

Brocardo, Maria Teresa

doi:10.1515/iber.2005.97

Iberoromania

2006

DOI: 10.1515/iber.2005.97

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Sobre periodização da história do português europeu. Contributo para uma discussão

Maria Teresa Brocardo¹

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“…2001;Brocardo 2006;Brocardo and Lopes 2016). Consequently, forms of 2pl without d-, in subjunctive future in inflected infinitive, are syncretic with 2sg-tu fazeres ('you to do').…”

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Fostes tu?: Analogical Change in European Portuguese and the Case of the Second Person Singular in the Simple Past (Indicative)

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This paper sets out to study the second person–number marking in the (indicative) simple past in the history of European Portuguese, with a particular focus on morphological innovations such as fostes tu, which are considered deviant. These innovations, according to some brief descriptions in the literature (cf. Piel 1989; Williams 1994), are considered a case of morphological change by analogy; however, it remains to be determined whether it is a case of analogical extension or, possibly, leveling that would have resulted in syncretism. Based on data retrieved from private letters from the 16th to the 20th century by almost illiterate authors, we will argue that this innovation results from an analogical extension, motivated by morphological and pragmatic factors.

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“…2001;Brocardo 2006;Brocardo and Lopes 2016). Consequently, forms of 2pl without d-, in subjunctive future in inflected infinitive, are syncretic with 2sg-tu fazeres ('you to do').…”

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Fostes tu?: Analogical Change in European Portuguese and the Case of the Second Person Singular in the Simple Past (Indicative)

Guilherme

2024

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Sobre periodização da história do português europeu. Contributo para uma discussão

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Fostes tu?: Analogical Change in European Portuguese and the Case of the Second Person Singular in the Simple Past (Indicative)

Fostes tu?: Analogical Change in European Portuguese and the Case of the Second Person Singular in the Simple Past (Indicative)

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