Tipologia e uso da voz média em Apolodoro: estudo semântico baseado em corpus
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2012-01-05
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Camargo, Caio Vieira Reis de [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Este trabalho de pesquisa foi elaborado em continuação àquele realizado em Iniciação Científica, financiado pela FAPESP, sob a orientação da Profa. Dra. Edvanda Bonavina da Rosa, em que foram analisados exemplos de verbos gregos na voz média, extraídos das narrativas mitológicas da figura heroica de Héracles, presentes na obra Biblioteca, de Apolodoro. Nessa pesquisa, optamos por fazer uma pequena revisão teórica sobre trabalhos que tratassem sobre a medialidade, não somente do grego, mas também em outras línguas, como o português, a fim de traçar análises comparadas entre elas. Coletados os exemplos, a escolha teórica para analisá-los foram as classificações dos verbos gregos na voz média estabelecidas por Allan (2003), a partir de critérios semântico-cognitivos, os quais buscam definir o escopo do emprego da medial nos textos helênicos, definindo as nuances de seu uso, as formas mais e menos recorrentes, levantando as hipóteses que tratassem das dificuldades de delimitar, diante de seu variado leque de emprego, as principais características dessa forma verbal. Neste trabalho de mestrado, sob a orientação da Profa. Dra. Anise Abreu Gonçalves D'Orange Ferreira e financiado pelo CNPQ, aprofundamos no estudo sobre a voz média do grego antigo, elaborando um capítulo teórico dedicado a esse tema, em que buscamos encontrar as intersecções existentes nos diferentes estudos sobre a medial, estabelecendo seus principais traços, sistematizando as variações possíveis de sua ocorrência, além de tentar tornar mais claras as fronteiras que a separam das outras vozes: ativa e passiva. Para tanto, tomamos por base a teoria funcional-cognitivista, afim de expandir as abordagens linguísticas que tangem os estudos clássicos. Ademais, ampliamos nosso corpus de análise, selecionando...
This research was elaborated as a sequence of my undergraduate research, supported by FAPESP, under the orientation of Profa. Dra. Edvanda Bonavina da Rosa, in which we analyzed examples from Greek middle verbs from the mythological narratives of Library, written by Apolodoro. On this former work, we decided to make a small theoretical review about the works on ancient Greek middle voice, as well as on other languages, like Portuguese, in order to establish comparative analysis between them. once collected the examples, we have chosen Allan's (2003) groups of middle verbs to classify the occurrences we found, to define its scope, the most used forms and to formulate hypothesis to make reflections upon the attempt to delimitate Greek's middle voice within its all variable uses. On this master degree's dissertation, under Profa. Dra. Anise Abreu Gonçalves D'Orange Ferreira's orientation, supported by CNPQ, we went deep on our studies about Greek's middle voice, elaborating a theoretical chapter to this subject, trying to find the intersections among middle voice's works, defining its primary aspects, organizing its different uses and furthermore making clearer the boundaries that separate the middle voice from the active and the passive. To do so, we chose cognitive linguistics as our theoretical basis, in order to expand linguistic works on classical studies. Besides, we have amplified our corpus, selecting Books I, II and III from Apolodoro Library, which gathers Greek mythological passages, since the beginning of the universe, until Medea's return to Athens. On this passages, we extracted middle verbs to utilize our selected criteria. About this selection, we make a corpus approach, in other words, we use softwares to improve our research, in both efficiency and speed, as well as to become possible more plausible... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
This research was elaborated as a sequence of my undergraduate research, supported by FAPESP, under the orientation of Profa. Dra. Edvanda Bonavina da Rosa, in which we analyzed examples from Greek middle verbs from the mythological narratives of Library, written by Apolodoro. On this former work, we decided to make a small theoretical review about the works on ancient Greek middle voice, as well as on other languages, like Portuguese, in order to establish comparative analysis between them. once collected the examples, we have chosen Allan's (2003) groups of middle verbs to classify the occurrences we found, to define its scope, the most used forms and to formulate hypothesis to make reflections upon the attempt to delimitate Greek's middle voice within its all variable uses. On this master degree's dissertation, under Profa. Dra. Anise Abreu Gonçalves D'Orange Ferreira's orientation, supported by CNPQ, we went deep on our studies about Greek's middle voice, elaborating a theoretical chapter to this subject, trying to find the intersections among middle voice's works, defining its primary aspects, organizing its different uses and furthermore making clearer the boundaries that separate the middle voice from the active and the passive. To do so, we chose cognitive linguistics as our theoretical basis, in order to expand linguistic works on classical studies. Besides, we have amplified our corpus, selecting Books I, II and III from Apolodoro Library, which gathers Greek mythological passages, since the beginning of the universe, until Medea's return to Athens. On this passages, we extracted middle verbs to utilize our selected criteria. About this selection, we make a corpus approach, in other words, we use softwares to improve our research, in both efficiency and speed, as well as to become possible more plausible... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Literatura grega, Linguística de corpus, Linguística cognitiva, Cognitive linguistics
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CAMARGO, Caio Vieira Reis de. Tipologia e uso da voz média em Apolodoro: estudo semântico baseado em corpus. 2012. 147 p. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências e Letras de Araraquara, 2012.