I soggetti clitici in fiorentino: un’analisi diacronica corpus based

The article analyzes the supposed loss of subject clitics in vernacular Florentine through a corpus-based study. Works about this theme (GALLI DE’ PARATESI, 1984; SOBRERO, 1997; BERRUTO, 1997, 2005; BINAZZI, 1997, 1998, 2007; CARDINALETTI & MUNARO, 2009) claim that the pressure of standard Itali...

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Main Authors: Tommaso Raso, Lúcia de Almeida Ferrari
Format: Article
Language:Italian
Published: Universidade de São Paulo 2014-12-01
Series:Revista de Italianística
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Online Access:https://www.revistas.usp.br/italianistica/article/view/116110
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spelling doaj-e1b935b6588d46248de5ea3983e2220f2020-11-24T22:42:48ZitaUniversidade de São PauloRevista de Italianística1413-20792238-82812014-12-010288711310.11606/issn.2238-8281.v0i28p87-113102006I soggetti clitici in fiorentino: un’analisi diacronica corpus basedTommaso Raso0Lúcia de Almeida Ferrari1Universidade Federal de Minas GeraisUniversidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG)The article analyzes the supposed loss of subject clitics in vernacular Florentine through a corpus-based study. Works about this theme (GALLI DE’ PARATESI, 1984; SOBRERO, 1997; BERRUTO, 1997, 2005; BINAZZI, 1997, 1998, 2007; CARDINALETTI & MUNARO, 2009) claim that the pressure of standard Italian, from the years after the Second World War, contributed to the loss of many of the characteristics of vernacular florentine. However, until now, there was no quantitative nor qualitative data-based investigation on the pronominal system. The occasion for this kind of work was possible thanks to the remastered publication of Corpus Stammerjohann (1970) and of Corpus per il Confronto Diacronico (SCARANO, 2005), both of them spontaneous spoken corpora taped in Florence with approximately forty years of time distance. The investigation that we present analyzed the expression of the third person singular subject clitics gl’, l’, la, e with the present indicative tense of the verb essere (to be). Results obtained in this first stage of the research indicate that there was a reduction in the use of subject clitics over time, but also suggest that the beginning of that loss must be dated back, due to the generation of the informants. Researches should proceed in the future with a larger amount of data to better understand this phenomenonhttps://www.revistas.usp.br/italianistica/article/view/116110vernacolo fiorentinoclitici soggettocorpusparlato spontaneo
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author Tommaso Raso
Lúcia de Almeida Ferrari
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Lúcia de Almeida Ferrari
I soggetti clitici in fiorentino: un’analisi diacronica corpus based
Revista de Italianística
vernacolo fiorentino
clitici soggetto
corpus
parlato spontaneo
author_facet Tommaso Raso
Lúcia de Almeida Ferrari
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title I soggetti clitici in fiorentino: un’analisi diacronica corpus based
title_short I soggetti clitici in fiorentino: un’analisi diacronica corpus based
title_full I soggetti clitici in fiorentino: un’analisi diacronica corpus based
title_fullStr I soggetti clitici in fiorentino: un’analisi diacronica corpus based
title_full_unstemmed I soggetti clitici in fiorentino: un’analisi diacronica corpus based
title_sort i soggetti clitici in fiorentino: un’analisi diacronica corpus based
publisher Universidade de São Paulo
series Revista de Italianística
issn 1413-2079
2238-8281
publishDate 2014-12-01
description The article analyzes the supposed loss of subject clitics in vernacular Florentine through a corpus-based study. Works about this theme (GALLI DE’ PARATESI, 1984; SOBRERO, 1997; BERRUTO, 1997, 2005; BINAZZI, 1997, 1998, 2007; CARDINALETTI & MUNARO, 2009) claim that the pressure of standard Italian, from the years after the Second World War, contributed to the loss of many of the characteristics of vernacular florentine. However, until now, there was no quantitative nor qualitative data-based investigation on the pronominal system. The occasion for this kind of work was possible thanks to the remastered publication of Corpus Stammerjohann (1970) and of Corpus per il Confronto Diacronico (SCARANO, 2005), both of them spontaneous spoken corpora taped in Florence with approximately forty years of time distance. The investigation that we present analyzed the expression of the third person singular subject clitics gl’, l’, la, e with the present indicative tense of the verb essere (to be). Results obtained in this first stage of the research indicate that there was a reduction in the use of subject clitics over time, but also suggest that the beginning of that loss must be dated back, due to the generation of the informants. Researches should proceed in the future with a larger amount of data to better understand this phenomenon
topic vernacolo fiorentino
clitici soggetto
corpus
parlato spontaneo
url https://www.revistas.usp.br/italianistica/article/view/116110
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