Ressonance and degrees of transitivity in spontaneous conversation in Portuguese

Authors

  • Maria Elizabeth Fonseca Saraiva UFMG

Keywords:

resonance, transitivity, subjectivy

Abstract

This paper aims at examining and quantifying the degree of transitivity (Thompson & Hopper (2001)’s concept) of ressonant utterances, that is, utterances produced by different speakers between which is established a mapping relation, both structural and lexical. The analyses is guided by principles from the North American Functionalism.

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Author Biography

  • Maria Elizabeth Fonseca Saraiva, UFMG
    Doutora em Letras pela UFMG, atua como professora dos cursos de graduação e pós-graduação na mesma universidade. Dentre outras publicações de sua autoria, destacam-se: Buscar menino no colégio: a questão do objeto incorporado em português (Ed. Pontes, 1997 ); Aspectos da gramática do português: uma abordagem funcionalista, Editora Mercado de Letras, 2001. Organizou, junto com Janice Helena C. Marinho, o livro Estudos da língua em uso: relações inter e intra-sentenciais, FALE/UFMG, 2005.

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Published

2006-12-30

Issue

Vol. 11 No. 21 (2006): Linguistic usage

Section

Language Articles

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Ressonance and degrees of transitivity in spontaneous conversation in Portuguese. (2006). Gragoatá, 11(21). https://periodicos.uff.br/gragoata/article/view/33222