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Languages. Amsterdam / Philadelphia: John Benjamins (Colección:
Studies in Language Companion Series, 136. 289 págs., ISBN-13:
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/><p> This volume proposes a new way to address the classical question
concerning the relation between language, cognition, and culture from
the perspective of two basic systems: deixis and the pronominal
system. It investigates the linguistic structuring of basic concepts
of person, place and time in Romance languages, disclosing structural
differences that may be related to mental parameters and other
extra-linguistic circumstances and thus possibly linked to a light
revision of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis.<br /><br />The methodological
and theoretical focus is based on the discursive and pragmatic
functional approach to deixis. The articles concern linguistic
variation and language change, and most of the studies adopt cross
linguistic perspectives, primarily among Romance languages, but also
with a classical perspective from Ancient Greek discussing the
existence of universal categorical patterns. The studies reveal
similarities and differences between Romance languages mutually, and
set the stage for comparisons between Romance and non-Romance
languages. These similarities and differences are subject to change in
connection with cultural developments in society and offer in this
volume a coordinated effort in exploring the linguistic expressions of
these extra-linguistic concepts. </p><br /><b>Temática:</b>
Lingüística cognitiva, Lingüística románica, Pragmática,
Semántica, Sintaxis, Teorías lingüísticas<br /><br
/><b>Índice</b><br /><p>Introduction to deixis and pronouns in
Romance languages<br />Kirsten Jeppesen Kragh and Jan Lindschouw<br
/> <br /><b>Part I. Deixis and grammatical paradigms</b><br /> <br
/>Deixis and person in the development of Greek personal pronominal
paradigms<br />Brian D. Joseph<br /> <br />First person strong
pronouns in spoken French: A case study in cliticization<br />Ulrich
Detges<br /> <br />Preservation, modification, and innovation.
Paradigmatic reorganisation of the system of personal pronouns –
from Latin into Modern Italian<br />Lene Schøsler and Erling
Strudsholm<br /> <br />On the grammar of kinship: Possessive enclisis
in Italian dialects<br />Verner Egerland<br /> <br /><b>Part II.
Deixis and impersonality</b><br /> <br />Impersonality in Spanish
personal pronouns<br />Susana S. Fernández<br /> <br />The Spanish
impersonal se-construction: Constructional motivation for case-marking
– quantitative evidence<br />Johan Pedersen<br /> <br />Diaphasic
variation and change in French pronouns: Different uses of on with
special reference to the on/nous alternation<br />Anita Berit
Hansen<br /><br /><b>Part III. Deixis in a diamesic dimension</b><br
/><br />Clitic subjects in French text messages: Does technical change
provoke and/or reveal linguistic change?<br />Elisabeth Stark<br
/> <br />The use of personal deixis as an ideological instrument in
Spanish political discourse<br />Nieves Hernández-Flores<br /> <br
/>Cognitive collages and other mental representations of address forms
and strategies: Examples from Portuguese<br />Sandi Michele de
Oliveira<br /> <br /><b>Part IV. Deixis and the verbal system</b><br
/> <br />The relevance of deixis in the description of the predicative
relative clause<br />Kirsten Jeppesen Kragh and Erling Strudsholm<br
/> <br />The marking of person deixis in the French future system –
a diachronic approach<br />Jan Lindschouw<br /> <br /><b>Part V.
Deixis in a metalinguistic perspective</b><br /> <br />Place deixis in
the 16th century grammars of Italy: The case of cotesto<br />Roman
Sosnowski<br /> <br />Deixis and reference in the treatment of
personal pronouns and demonstratives in Francesco Soave: Gramatica
ragionata della lingua italiana, 1771<br />Viggo Bank Jensen</p><br
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