Evidencialidad en la atribución copulativa: el caso de ser/estar claro

This paper proposes a cognitive-functional account of the systematic differences between the constructions ser claro and estar claro. The use of these constructions is to be understood in the light of the semantic values of each of the verbs and in relation to the evidential dimension and the polyse...

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Autor principal: Valdez, Cristian
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spelling I28-R266-article-38282023-06-27T21:27:33Z Evidencialidad en la atribución copulativa: el caso de ser/estar claro Valdez, Cristian evidentiality adjectival predicates corpus linguistics evidentiality adjectival predicates corpus linguistics. evidencialidade atribuição adjetival linguística de corpus This paper proposes a cognitive-functional account of the systematic differences between the constructions ser claro and estar claro. The use of these constructions is to be understood in the light of the semantic values of each of the verbs and in relation to the evidential dimension and the polysemy inherent to the adjective claro. A large sample of authentic oral occurrences has been analysed according to two parameters: the semantic category of the subject and the level of abstraction of the context. The results support the hypothesis that estar claro appears in contexts of direct evidence or inference, while ser claro categorizes information based on reasoning, general knowledge or conjecture.  This paper proposes a cognitive-functional account of the systematic differences between the constructions ser claro and estar claro. The use of these constructions is to be understood in the light of the semantic values of each of the verbs and in relation to the evidential dimension and the polysemy inherent to the adjective claro. A large sample of authentic oral occurrences has been analysed according to two parameters: the semantic category of the subject and the level of abstraction of the context. The results support the hypothesis that estar claro appears in contexts of direct evidence or inference, while ser claro categorizes information based on reasoning, general knowledge or conjecture.  Este trabalho propõe uma descrição cognitivo-funcional das diferenças sistemáticas entre as construções ser claro e estar claro. O uso destas construções se explicado à luz dos valores semânticos de cada um dos verbos e em relação com a dimensão evidencial e a polissemia inerentes ao adjetivo claro. Uma grande mostra de ocorrências orais autênticas tem sido analisada de acordo com dois parâmetros: a categoria semântica do sujeito e o nível de abstração do contexto. Os resultados corroboram a hipótese de que estar claro aparece em contextos de evidência direta ou de inferência, enquanto ser claro categoriza a informação a partir de raciocínio, conhecimento geral ou conjectura.  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/3828 10.34096/sys.n31.3828 Signo y seña; Núm. 31 (2017); 105-125 Signo & Seña; No 31 (2017); 105-125 2314-2189 spa http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/sys/article/view/3828/3464
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topic evidentiality
adjectival predicates
corpus linguistics
evidentiality
adjectival predicates
corpus linguistics.
evidencialidade
atribuição adjetival
linguística de corpus
spellingShingle evidentiality
adjectival predicates
corpus linguistics
evidentiality
adjectival predicates
corpus linguistics.
evidencialidade
atribuição adjetival
linguística de corpus
Valdez, Cristian
Evidencialidad en la atribución copulativa: el caso de ser/estar claro
topic_facet evidentiality
adjectival predicates
corpus linguistics
evidentiality
adjectival predicates
corpus linguistics.
evidencialidade
atribuição adjetival
linguística de corpus
author Valdez, Cristian
author_facet Valdez, Cristian
author_sort Valdez, Cristian
title Evidencialidad en la atribución copulativa: el caso de ser/estar claro
title_short Evidencialidad en la atribución copulativa: el caso de ser/estar claro
title_full Evidencialidad en la atribución copulativa: el caso de ser/estar claro
title_fullStr Evidencialidad en la atribución copulativa: el caso de ser/estar claro
title_full_unstemmed Evidencialidad en la atribución copulativa: el caso de ser/estar claro
title_sort evidencialidad en la atribución copulativa: el caso de ser/estar claro
description This paper proposes a cognitive-functional account of the systematic differences between the constructions ser claro and estar claro. The use of these constructions is to be understood in the light of the semantic values of each of the verbs and in relation to the evidential dimension and the polysemy inherent to the adjective claro. A large sample of authentic oral occurrences has been analysed according to two parameters: the semantic category of the subject and the level of abstraction of the context. The results support the hypothesis that estar claro appears in contexts of direct evidence or inference, while ser claro categorizes information based on reasoning, general knowledge or conjecture. 
publisher Instituto de Lingüística. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Universidad de Buenos Aires
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