The Morphosyntax Of Nominalization In Wayoro (Tupí): A Preliminary Approach

Nogueira, Antônia Fernanda de Souza

doi:10.35520/diadorim.2017.v19n0a13606

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“…There is no case marking on the arguments of Wayoro (Wajuru) -Tuero nderap eriat -A Dona do preparo da chicha Antônia Fernanda de Souza Nogueira, Paulina Macurap, Julieta Wajuru the clause. With regard to person-marking paradigms, Wayoro has nominative-absolutive alignment in simple clauses, where free pronouns express the nominative (optionally in intransitive clauses) (13,14,24), while bound person markers express the absolutive (GALUCIO & NOGUEIRA, 2018;NOGUEIRA, 2017NOGUEIRA, , 2011. These bound pronominal markers also index the possessor in possessive noun phrases (41, 42).…”

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Wayoro (Wajuru) - Tuero nderap eriat - A Dona do preparo da chicha

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2019

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A língua wayoro é uma das línguas da região do Guaporé-Mamoré (CREVELS & VAN DER VOORT, 2008), complexo cultural caracterizado pelo preparo da bebida fermentada alcoólica chamada chicha e, em wayoro, tɨero. A chicha é descrita pelos indígenas como portadora de "um mistério" e pode ser analisada como uma substância agentiva, com "força" e "poder" (SOARES-PINTO, 2009). A presente narrativa é relevante para uma abordagem interdisciplinar e permite apreciar traços linguísticos estruturais da língua wayoro.

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Macurap²,

Wajuru³

2019

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From object nominalization to object focus

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Nogueira

2018

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This article proposes that the divergent pattern of verb argument marking found in object focus clauses in the Tuparian branch of the Tupian family comes from the reanalysis of an object nominalization in a cleft construction. Based on the distribution of free and bound person markers, the major alignment pattern can be characterized as nominative-absolutive in simple clauses, with free pronouns expressing the nominative, whereas bound person markers express the absolutive. However, object focus clauses show a distinct alignment pattern: the ergative, and not the absolutive, is indexed by the bound markers on the verb. We present arguments for identifying the object nominalization as the source of this grammar in the object focus clause, showing also how this reanalysis resulted in the nominalizer morpheme and the person markers gaining new functions.

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The Morphosyntax Of Nominalization In Wayoro (Tupí): A Preliminary Approach

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Wayoro (Wajuru) - Tuero nderap eriat - A Dona do preparo da chicha

Wayoro (Wajuru) - Tuero nderap eriat - A Dona do preparo da chicha

From object nominalization to object focus

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