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Investigating Language Variation and Change in Portuguese

This Special Issue brings together 12 articles featuring state-of-the-art research on language variation and change in Portuguese. The data derive from multiple corpora of Portuguese, representing different regional and historical varieties: (contemporary) Angolan, Brazilian, European, Mozambican, S...

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Format: Online
Langue:anglais
Publié: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2025
Sujets:
free choice item
indefinite compounds
Old Portuguese
relative clauses
qualquer
contrast
connective
adversative
noun-based construction
adverbial subordination
language variation and change
usage-based grammar
linguistic analogy
intensifiers
Angolan Portuguese
European Portuguese
social media
text mining
locative relativization
African varieties of Portuguese
syntax
semantics
definiteness
language variation
language contact
tense and aspect
corpus linguistics
Portuguese
duration adverbials
pronominal a gente
Uruguayan Portuguese
Border Portuguese
morphosyntactic variation
language change
(indicative) simple past
morphological change
analogy
private letters
historical pragmatics
illocutionary modification
multidimensional semantics
expressivity
modal particle
pragmaticalization
Historical Portuguese
prepositional accusative
differential object marking
preposition a
psych verbs
Brazilian Portuguese
pronouns
variation
online corpus data
quantitative analysis
Colonial Brazilian Portuguese
Classical Portuguese
word order
parameter hierarchies
informationally marked constructions
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Accès en ligne:ONIX_20250220_9783725820627_94
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Résumé:This Special Issue brings together 12 articles featuring state-of-the-art research on language variation and change in Portuguese. The data derive from multiple corpora of Portuguese, representing different regional and historical varieties: (contemporary) Angolan, Brazilian, European, Mozambican, Santomean, and Uruguayan Portuguese, as well as Medieval and Classical Portuguese. This Special Issue brings to the forefront analyses of understudied phenomena in Portuguese and discusses the contributions of the findings to current debates in theoretical linguistics.

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