o princípio da adjacência e o grau de integração entre verbo e objeto the adjacency principle and the verb-object bonding
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Abstract
Em diversos estudos funcionalistas, a estreita ligação, comprovada translingüisticamente, entre verbo e objeto é considerada um reflexo de um princípio natural (icônico): o princípio da adjacência. Este estudo se propõe a discutir a propagada relação entre o princípio da adjacência e o grau de integração entre verbo e objeto, buscando demostrar que: (a) existem alguns problemas importantes relacionados tanto à definição quanto à validação do princípio em pauta; (b) a ligação acentuada entre verbo e objeto pode ser explicada em termos pragmático-discursivos, nos quais aspectos ligados à veiculação de informação (informação nova vs. informação velha) desempenham um importante papel.
Several functionalist studies have argued that the tendency for verb and object to occur close together in the clause -- attested in different languages of the world and named verb-object bonding-- follows a natural (iconic) principle: the adjacency principle. This study is, then, about the adjacency principle and the verb-object bonding, whose conclusions suggest that: (a) there are some important problems with both definition and validation of the adjacency principle; (b) the link between verb and object can be explained in pragmatic-discursive terms in which aspects related to new/old information play an important role.
Several functionalist studies have argued that the tendency for verb and object to occur close together in the clause -- attested in different languages of the world and named verb-object bonding-- follows a natural (iconic) principle: the adjacency principle. This study is, then, about the adjacency principle and the verb-object bonding, whose conclusions suggest that: (a) there are some important problems with both definition and validation of the adjacency principle; (b) the link between verb and object can be explained in pragmatic-discursive terms in which aspects related to new/old information play an important role.
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| Authors | ;Jussara ABRAÇADO |
| Journal | russian journal of organic chemistry |
| Year | 2001 |
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