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Bernardino. 2012. The Verbal System of the Cape Verdean Creole of
Tarrafal, Santiago. A Semantic Analysis of the Tense, Mood and Aspect
Markers. Munich: Lincom GmbH (Colección: LINCOM Studies in
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/><b>Descripción</b><br /><p> This study deals with the verbal
markers of tense, mood and aspect (TMA) in Cape Verdean Creole (CVC),
focussing on the influence of context and time adverbials in
determining the markers’ meaning. It is based on a corpus recorded
in Fazenda, a small fishing community in the Tarrafal district of
Santiago Island (cf. Appendix). <br /><br />CVC verbal markers have
often been described in the literature but the present work shows that
context, adverbials of time and intonation must also be considered to
determine the verbal marker’s semantics. Chapter One outlines the
role of Santiago Island in the genesis of CVC and presents the
structure and methodology of this study. Chapter Two offers a review
of the literature on TMA markers in CVC. These previous studies are
discussed in chronological order and some new insights are offered.
Chapter Three presents an analysis of the meaning of CVC verbs when
they are unmarked, showing that stativity is crucially relevant and
that many verbs can be stative in one context and non-stative in
others. Thus, CVC verbs fall into three groups according to whether
their unmarked form indicates present, past or both. Chapter Four
presents the range of the functions of the marker ta with particular
focus on its role in indicating habitual aspect. Chapter Five examines
the following CVC progressive markers: (i) the markers sta ta and sta
na focussing on the importance of the particles ta and na; (ii) the
inland markers sata and ata; and (iii) the occurrence of ta in certain
contexts with perception verbs indicating progressivity. Chapter Six
offers a semantic and syntactic analysis of –ba (a suffixed anterior
marker), dja (which can also be an adverb) and the least described
verbal marker, al. Chapter Seven presents an exhaustive inventory of
combination patterns involving all the markers referred to above,
showing that there are strict rules concerning the markers’ position
within verb phrase. Finally, Chapter Eight presents the main
accomplishments of this study and suggests further research needed to
help us better understand the CVC verb system, one of the most complex
aspects of the language.</p><br /><b>Temática:</b> Morfología, Otras
especialidades, Pragmática, Semántica, Sintaxis<br /><br
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