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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Frekvence a významy slovesných perifrází v současné španělské próze / Frequency and use of Verbal Periphrases in Contemporary Spanish Literature

LÁVIČKOVÁ, Stanislava January 2010 (has links)
The thesis deals with the verbal periphrases. We investigated the frequency of their use in contemporary Spanish literature- in prose. The thesis consists of three main parts. The first part examines the definition of auxiliary verbs, indefinite verb forms, passive, and aspect of Czech and Spanish linguists. We also examined how periphrases are presented in Czech and Spanish textbooks of the Spanish language. Another part deals with the classification of the periphrases and their characteristics accompanied by examples of the analyzed works of M. Delibes. The final part is devoted to compare the results of our work with results of two academic works.
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Gerundium ve španělštině a jeho ekvivalenty v češtině / Spanish gerund and its Czech equivalents

Vavroušová, Petra January 2011 (has links)
The purpose of this thesis was to analyse the Spanish gerund and its Czech equivalents. The thesis is divided into two parts: the theoretical one and the empirical one. We mainly drew from Spanish grammar books and Czech linguistic works. The gerund and its translation equivalents were compiled from the parallel Czech-Spanish corpus InterCorp. The excerpts were analysed from the linguistic point of view in order to provide a contrastive description of the Spanish gerund and its Czech equivalent expressions. The objective of the study was to describe the different types of Czech translation equivalents and their frequency. The results of the study also reveal that translation of the Spanish gerund into Czech is closely related to the conversion of the analytic language structure into the syntactic one. Therefore, some of the specific characteristics of translation of the gerund into Czech might be assigned to the concurrence of two typologically different languages.
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Terminativní slovesné perifráze rezultativní ve španělštině a portugalštině / Terminative and resultative verbal periphrasis in Spanish and Portuguese

Hrobská, Eva January 2017 (has links)
This diploma thesis is dedicated to the topic of Terminative and resultative verbal periphrasis in Spanish and Portuguese and is divided into two parts, theoretical and practical. In the first part, we give a general summary and classification of verbal periphrasis with an emphasis on the terminative and resultative ones. Included with the theoretical description there is also a subchapter about the situation in the Czech language which mainly discusses the question of verbal aspect. Subsequently, the theoretical results are compared in the second part of this work which is dedicated to a corpus analysis. We outline the frequency of chosen periphrasis in corpus in different types of documents but also the Czech translations. For this purpose, we were working with a parallel corpus InterCorp, more precisely Spanish and Portuguese subcorpus, but also with monolingual Spanish corpus CREA and monolingual Portuguese corpus Corpus do Português. In this part we have chosen the following periphrasis for the analysis: tener + participle, llevar + participle, estar + participle and salir + participle in Spanish and ter + participle, ficar + participle and sair + participle in Portuguese. In both languages we have chosen both active and passive resultative periphrasis.
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Uma análise semântica para verbos aspectuais em português brasileiro / A semantic analysis for aspectual verbs in Brazilian Portuguese

Bertucci, Roberlei Alves 02 December 2011 (has links)
Esta tese investiga a contribuição semântica dos verbos aspectuais acabar, começar, continuar, deixar, parar, passar, voltar e terminar em português brasileiro. O objetivo geral é contribuir para a análise sobre aspecto e sobre verbos aspectuais em PB e nas línguas naturais em geral, utilizando a Semântica Formal como modelo de análise. Este trabalho defende que os verbos aspectuais são modificadores de eventualidades e por isso contribuem para a expressão do aspecto lexical (Aktionsart), seguindo trabalhos anteriores, como os de Oliveira et al. (2001) e de Laca (2002; 2004; 2005). Ele assume que os verbos aqui estudados se comportam de forma diferente dos verbos de aspecto gramatical como estar e ir, tendo inclusive uma posição diferente na estrutura sintática. Como os verbos aspectuais se relacionam com o aspecto lexical, este trabalho também investiga as propriedades do aspecto lexical presentes no predicado selecionado por um verbo aspectual. Para a seleção dos verbos aspectuais, as propriedades relevantes se encontram no nível do sintagma verbal (VP) e são dadas composicionalmente. Por isso, constituintes como o objeto direto podem alterá-las, permitindo (ou restringindo) a seleção do VP em questão por parte do verbo aspectual. A tese aqui defendida é a de que cada verbo aspectual seleciona seus complementos a partir de propriedades específicas presentes no VP e que estão ligadas à semântica do verbo aspectual em questão. Dessa forma, esta pesquisa defende que as restrições de seleção de cada verbo aspectual podem ser acessadas na entrada lexical do verbo aspectual, sendo possível explicar a seleção de complementos feita por esses verbos. Além disso, defendemos a tese de que a entrada lexical pode apresentar a diferença entre verbos como começar e passar, nas perífrases começar a+infinitivo e passar a +infinitivo, por exemplo. / This thesis investigates the semantic contribution of the following aspectual verbs: começar begin, continuar continue, deixar quit, parar stop, passar pass, voltar resume, and acabar/terminar finish, in Brazilian Portuguese (BrP). The main goal is to contribute to the discussion about aspect and aspectual verbs in BrP and in natural languages in general, within a Formal Semantics approach. This work treats aspectual verbs as eventuality modifiers, and, consequently, it defends that they contribute to express lexical aspect (Aktionsart) or situation aspect (Smith 1997) in accordance with previous works such as Oliveira et al. (2001) and Laca (2002; 2004; 2005). This thesis also proposes that the verbs under discussion behave differently from verbs which contribute to express grammatical aspect or viewpoint aspect (Smith 1997) such as estar be, in the progressive aspect, and ir go, in the prospective aspect, also assuming that they have different positions in the syntactic structure. Since aspectual verbs are related to lexical aspect, the present research also analyzes lexical aspect features in the predicate which is selected for these verbs. Relevant features for this selection are located in the verbal phrase level (VP) and are given compositionally. Thus, phrases such as the direct object are able to change them, allowing (or not) that an aspectual verb select this VP. This work defends the hypothesis that each aspectual verb selects their complements based on specific features found in the VP, and that these features are linked to the semantics of this aspectual verb. Then, this research defends the idea that the selection constraints of each aspectual verb can be observed in its lexical entry, which explains the selection made by these verbs. Furthermore, we defend the idea that we can verify differences between semantically similar verbs like começar and passar, in their periphrastic construction, from differences found in their lexical entries.
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Uma análise semântica para verbos aspectuais em português brasileiro / A semantic analysis for aspectual verbs in Brazilian Portuguese

Roberlei Alves Bertucci 02 December 2011 (has links)
Esta tese investiga a contribuição semântica dos verbos aspectuais acabar, começar, continuar, deixar, parar, passar, voltar e terminar em português brasileiro. O objetivo geral é contribuir para a análise sobre aspecto e sobre verbos aspectuais em PB e nas línguas naturais em geral, utilizando a Semântica Formal como modelo de análise. Este trabalho defende que os verbos aspectuais são modificadores de eventualidades e por isso contribuem para a expressão do aspecto lexical (Aktionsart), seguindo trabalhos anteriores, como os de Oliveira et al. (2001) e de Laca (2002; 2004; 2005). Ele assume que os verbos aqui estudados se comportam de forma diferente dos verbos de aspecto gramatical como estar e ir, tendo inclusive uma posição diferente na estrutura sintática. Como os verbos aspectuais se relacionam com o aspecto lexical, este trabalho também investiga as propriedades do aspecto lexical presentes no predicado selecionado por um verbo aspectual. Para a seleção dos verbos aspectuais, as propriedades relevantes se encontram no nível do sintagma verbal (VP) e são dadas composicionalmente. Por isso, constituintes como o objeto direto podem alterá-las, permitindo (ou restringindo) a seleção do VP em questão por parte do verbo aspectual. A tese aqui defendida é a de que cada verbo aspectual seleciona seus complementos a partir de propriedades específicas presentes no VP e que estão ligadas à semântica do verbo aspectual em questão. Dessa forma, esta pesquisa defende que as restrições de seleção de cada verbo aspectual podem ser acessadas na entrada lexical do verbo aspectual, sendo possível explicar a seleção de complementos feita por esses verbos. Além disso, defendemos a tese de que a entrada lexical pode apresentar a diferença entre verbos como começar e passar, nas perífrases começar a+infinitivo e passar a +infinitivo, por exemplo. / This thesis investigates the semantic contribution of the following aspectual verbs: começar begin, continuar continue, deixar quit, parar stop, passar pass, voltar resume, and acabar/terminar finish, in Brazilian Portuguese (BrP). The main goal is to contribute to the discussion about aspect and aspectual verbs in BrP and in natural languages in general, within a Formal Semantics approach. This work treats aspectual verbs as eventuality modifiers, and, consequently, it defends that they contribute to express lexical aspect (Aktionsart) or situation aspect (Smith 1997) in accordance with previous works such as Oliveira et al. (2001) and Laca (2002; 2004; 2005). This thesis also proposes that the verbs under discussion behave differently from verbs which contribute to express grammatical aspect or viewpoint aspect (Smith 1997) such as estar be, in the progressive aspect, and ir go, in the prospective aspect, also assuming that they have different positions in the syntactic structure. Since aspectual verbs are related to lexical aspect, the present research also analyzes lexical aspect features in the predicate which is selected for these verbs. Relevant features for this selection are located in the verbal phrase level (VP) and are given compositionally. Thus, phrases such as the direct object are able to change them, allowing (or not) that an aspectual verb select this VP. This work defends the hypothesis that each aspectual verb selects their complements based on specific features found in the VP, and that these features are linked to the semantics of this aspectual verb. Then, this research defends the idea that the selection constraints of each aspectual verb can be observed in its lexical entry, which explains the selection made by these verbs. Furthermore, we defend the idea that we can verify differences between semantically similar verbs like começar and passar, in their periphrastic construction, from differences found in their lexical entries.
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A perífrase [estar + gerúndio/estar + gerundio] em pretérito perfeito no português brasileiro e no espanhol / The periphrasis [estar + gerúndio/estar + gerundio] in past tense in Brazilian Portuguese and River Plate Spanish

Moço, Talita Vieira 26 September 2011 (has links)
A partir de ocorrências retiradas de textos dos jornais Folha de São Paulo e La Nación, foi possível descrever as condições de uso e os valores semânticos representados pela perífrase [estar + gerúndio/estar + gerundio] com auxiliar em pretérito perfeito simples numa amostra coletada modalidade escrita do português brasileiro e do espanhol platino, na esfera jornalística. Da análise qualitativa e da observação contrastiva entre as perífrases em tempo perfeito, verificaram-se, na amostra coletada, três principais valores imperfectivos, sendo eles o durativo, o iterativo e o destelizador. Os resultados revelaram, ainda, que, entre esses subtipos aspectuais, destaca-se, em ambas as línguas, nas variantes observadas, uma forte tendência à expressão da duratividade de eventos representados simbolicamente como contínuos. Constatou-se, também, que a perífrase perfectiva no PB apresenta um emprego mais restrito, o que se justifica inclusive pela sua maior incompatibilidade com determinadas bases léxicas. Na variedade platina observada, além dos frequentes enunciados de caráter durativo, encontrou-se uma quantidade maior de ocorrências que, em função das características dos lexemas, permitem, com mais frequência, as leituras iterativa e destelizada dos predicados. / From instances of texts taken from the newspapers Folha de Sao Paulo and La Nación, it was possible to describe the conditions of use and the semantic values represented by the periphrasis [estar + gerúndio/estar + gerundio] with auxiliary in simple past tense in a sample collected in the written form of the Brazilian Portuguese and River Plate Spanish, in the journalistic sphere. From the qualitative analysis and contrastive observation between periphrases in perfect tense, in the sample collected, three core imperfect values were identified, they are: the durative, the iterative and the detelizer. The results have also revealed that among these aspectual varieties, a strong tendency towards the expression of durative events represented symbolically as continuous stand out in both languages. It was also found that the perfective periphrasis in BP has a more restricted use, which is justified by its greater incompatibility with certain lexical bases. In the River Plate variety, besides the frequent durative character statements, a greater number of occurrences was found which, due to the characteristics of lexemes, allowing detelized and iterative readings of the predicates more frequently.
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A perífrase [estar + gerúndio/estar + gerundio] em pretérito perfeito no português brasileiro e no espanhol / The periphrasis [estar + gerúndio/estar + gerundio] in past tense in Brazilian Portuguese and River Plate Spanish

Talita Vieira Moço 26 September 2011 (has links)
A partir de ocorrências retiradas de textos dos jornais Folha de São Paulo e La Nación, foi possível descrever as condições de uso e os valores semânticos representados pela perífrase [estar + gerúndio/estar + gerundio] com auxiliar em pretérito perfeito simples numa amostra coletada modalidade escrita do português brasileiro e do espanhol platino, na esfera jornalística. Da análise qualitativa e da observação contrastiva entre as perífrases em tempo perfeito, verificaram-se, na amostra coletada, três principais valores imperfectivos, sendo eles o durativo, o iterativo e o destelizador. Os resultados revelaram, ainda, que, entre esses subtipos aspectuais, destaca-se, em ambas as línguas, nas variantes observadas, uma forte tendência à expressão da duratividade de eventos representados simbolicamente como contínuos. Constatou-se, também, que a perífrase perfectiva no PB apresenta um emprego mais restrito, o que se justifica inclusive pela sua maior incompatibilidade com determinadas bases léxicas. Na variedade platina observada, além dos frequentes enunciados de caráter durativo, encontrou-se uma quantidade maior de ocorrências que, em função das características dos lexemas, permitem, com mais frequência, as leituras iterativa e destelizada dos predicados. / From instances of texts taken from the newspapers Folha de Sao Paulo and La Nación, it was possible to describe the conditions of use and the semantic values represented by the periphrasis [estar + gerúndio/estar + gerundio] with auxiliary in simple past tense in a sample collected in the written form of the Brazilian Portuguese and River Plate Spanish, in the journalistic sphere. From the qualitative analysis and contrastive observation between periphrases in perfect tense, in the sample collected, three core imperfect values were identified, they are: the durative, the iterative and the detelizer. The results have also revealed that among these aspectual varieties, a strong tendency towards the expression of durative events represented symbolically as continuous stand out in both languages. It was also found that the perfective periphrasis in BP has a more restricted use, which is justified by its greater incompatibility with certain lexical bases. In the River Plate variety, besides the frequent durative character statements, a greater number of occurrences was found which, due to the characteristics of lexemes, allowing detelized and iterative readings of the predicates more frequently.

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