Relaciones entre eventos: la codificación de Manera (-s) en quichua santiagueño

Santiagueño Quechua has a switch-reference system with suffixes that indicate different subject (DS), -pti, and same subject (SS) -s and -spa. The literature on the subject has indicated that the two SS suffixes were allomorphs, being -s the shorter form of -spa (Nardi 2002, Albarracín de Alderetes...

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Autor principal: Juanatey, Mayra
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Instituto de Lingüística. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Universidad de Buenos Aires 2017
Materias:
interclausal relations
switch-reference
Manner
Santiagueño Quechua
Interclausal relations
santiagueño quechua. referencia (switch-reference)
Manera
quichua santiagueño
relações interclausais
comutação da referência (switch-reference)
Maneira
quichua santiaguenho
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topic interclausal relations
switch-reference
Manner
Santiagueño Quechua
Interclausal relations
switch-reference
Manner
santiagueño quechua. referencia (switch-reference)
Manera
quichua santiagueño
relações interclausais
comutação da referência (switch-reference)
Maneira
quichua santiaguenho
spellingShingle interclausal relations
switch-reference
Manner
Santiagueño Quechua
Interclausal relations
switch-reference
Manner
santiagueño quechua. referencia (switch-reference)
Manera
quichua santiagueño
relações interclausais
comutação da referência (switch-reference)
Maneira
quichua santiaguenho
Juanatey, Mayra
Relaciones entre eventos: la codificación de Manera (-s) en quichua santiagueño
topic_facet interclausal relations
switch-reference
Manner
Santiagueño Quechua
Interclausal relations
switch-reference
Manner
santiagueño quechua. referencia (switch-reference)
Manera
quichua santiagueño
relações interclausais
comutação da referência (switch-reference)
Maneira
quichua santiaguenho
author Juanatey, Mayra
author_facet Juanatey, Mayra
author_sort Juanatey, Mayra
title Relaciones entre eventos: la codificación de Manera (-s) en quichua santiagueño
title_short Relaciones entre eventos: la codificación de Manera (-s) en quichua santiagueño
title_full Relaciones entre eventos: la codificación de Manera (-s) en quichua santiagueño
title_fullStr Relaciones entre eventos: la codificación de Manera (-s) en quichua santiagueño
title_full_unstemmed Relaciones entre eventos: la codificación de Manera (-s) en quichua santiagueño
title_sort relaciones entre eventos: la codificación de manera (-s) en quichua santiagueño
description Santiagueño Quechua has a switch-reference system with suffixes that indicate different subject (DS), -pti, and same subject (SS) -s and -spa. The literature on the subject has indicated that the two SS suffixes were allomorphs, being -s the shorter form of -spa (Nardi 2002, Albarracín de Alderetes 2016). However, the speakers do not select both SS suffixes interchangeably. The main hypothesis of this article is that these two suffixes establish different event relations: -spa, marks laxer relations, and -s, introduces Manner clauses, i.e. closer relations. In order to state the hypothesis, it is proposed here a distribution of the switch-reference suffixes in an inter-clausal semantic continuum (Van Valin 2005), where ‘Manner’ is located at the narrowest end. At the same time, this semantic relation between events has a syntactic correlate. Therefore, it is also established here a “desententialization” continuum (Lehmann 1988) with ‘sentential’ and ‘nominal’ ends, where -s clauses are located at the “desententialized” end. Thus, the clauses introducing Manner in Santiagueño Quechua constitute a complex state of affairs: syntactically, as compression (Lehmann 1988), and semantically, as a macroevent (Talmy 2000).
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spelling I28-R266-article-38252023-06-27T21:27:33Z Relaciones entre eventos: la codificación de Manera (-s) en quichua santiagueño Juanatey, Mayra interclausal relations switch-reference Manner Santiagueño Quechua Interclausal relations switch-reference Manner santiagueño quechua. referencia (switch-reference) Manera quichua santiagueño relações interclausais comutação da referência (switch-reference) Maneira quichua santiaguenho Santiagueño Quechua has a switch-reference system with suffixes that indicate different subject (DS), -pti, and same subject (SS) -s and -spa. The literature on the subject has indicated that the two SS suffixes were allomorphs, being -s the shorter form of -spa (Nardi 2002, Albarracín de Alderetes 2016). However, the speakers do not select both SS suffixes interchangeably. The main hypothesis of this article is that these two suffixes establish different event relations: -spa, marks laxer relations, and -s, introduces Manner clauses, i.e. closer relations. In order to state the hypothesis, it is proposed here a distribution of the switch-reference suffixes in an inter-clausal semantic continuum (Van Valin 2005), where ‘Manner’ is located at the narrowest end. At the same time, this semantic relation between events has a syntactic correlate. Therefore, it is also established here a “desententialization” continuum (Lehmann 1988) with ‘sentential’ and ‘nominal’ ends, where -s clauses are located at the “desententialized” end. Thus, the clauses introducing Manner in Santiagueño Quechua constitute a complex state of affairs: syntactically, as compression (Lehmann 1988), and semantically, as a macroevent (Talmy 2000). Santiagueño Quechua has a switch-reference system with suffixes that indicate different subject (DS), -pti, and same subject (SS) -s and -spa. The literature on the subject has indicated that the two SS suffixes were allomorphs, being -s the shorter form of -spa (Nardi 2002, Albarracín de Alderetes 2016). However, the speakers do not select both SS suffixes interchangeably. The main hypothesis of this article is that these two suffixes establish different event relations: -spa, marks laxer relations, and -s, introduces Manner clauses, i.e. closer relations. In order to state the hypothesis, it is proposed here a distribution of the switch-reference suffixes in an inter-clausal semantic continuum (Van Valin 2005), where ‘Manner’ is located at the narrowest end. At the same time, this semantic relation between events has a syntactic correlate. Therefore, it is also established here a “desententialization” continuum (Lehmann 1988) with ‘sentential’ and ‘nominal’ ends, where -s clauses are located at the “desententialized” end. Thus, the clauses introducing Manner in Santiagueño Quechua constitute a complex state of affairs: syntactically, as compression (Lehmann 1988), and semantically, as a macroevent (Talmy 2000).  O quichua santiaguenho tem um sistema de comutação da referência (CR) (switch-reference) formado por sufixos que indicam distinto sujeito (DS), -pti, e mesmo sujeito (MS), -spa e -s. Tradicionalmente, a literatura sobre o assunto indicou que os dois sufixos de MS são alomorfes, sendo -s a forma apocopada de -spa (Nardi 2002, Albarracín de Alderetes 2016). No entanto, os falantes não costumam selecionar os dois sufixos de MS de forma indistinta. A hipótese apoiada neste trabalho é que esses dois sufixos estabelecem diferentes relações entre eventos: -spa, relações mais frouxas, e -s, indica Maneira, relações mais estreitas. Para afirmar essa hipótese, propõe-se uma distribuição dos sufixos de CR em um continuum semântico de relações interclausais (Van Valin 2005), no qual ‘Maneira’ localiza-se no extremo mais estreito. Por sua vez, esta relação semântica entre eventos tem um correlato sintático. Ao estabelecer um continuum de “desoracionalização” (desententialization, Lehmann 1988) com extremos ‘oracional’ e ‘nominal’, as cláusulas com -s estão localizadas no extremo mais “desoracionalizado”. Portanto, as cláusulas que Maneira assinala em quichua santiagueño conformam um complexo estado de coisas: sintaticamente, compressão (Lehmann 1988), e semanticamente, um macroevento (Talmy 2000).  Instituto de Lingüística. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Universidad de Buenos Aires 2017-10-09 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/sys/article/view/3825 10.34096/sys.n31.3825 Signo y seña; Núm. 31 (2017); 54-66 Signo & Seña; No 31 (2017); 54-66 2314-2189 spa http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/sys/article/view/3825/3461

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