Walter J Schnerr
Biographic Data
| ID | 1066408 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Walter J Schnerr |
| GIVEN NAMES | Walter J |
| FAMILY NAME | Schnerr |
| SIGNATURE | SCHNERR W J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1948 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Estrutura do verbo no portugues coloquial
Essential Portuguese Grammar
Ramalho Ortigao and the Generation of 1870
The generation that came into intellectual ascendancy in around 1870 is usually associated with literary figures, such as the novelist Eqa de Queir6s, the poets Antero de Quental and Guerra Junqueiro, and the historian Oliveira Martins, but this generation also exerted a political influence which was to extend far into the twentieth century.* The republic of 1911, whatever the external circumstances attending its rise and fall, is ideologically a…
The Luso-Brazilian Use of Estar with a Predicate Nominative
The history of the well-known dichotomy in Iberian Romance between ser and estar is largely a process whereby estar has gradually assumed functions formerly belonging ser. In medieval Portuguese, seer (which could also retain its etymological meaning, to sit)' is used in situations where modern practice would demand estar: . . e para se seer a seu seruigo em todo o tempo,2 .. . em lhe seemdo assi fallamdo.3 In many respects the substitution of es…
The Three Verbs of Location in Brazilian Portuguese
The three Portuguese verbs about be considered their locative functions, ser, estar, and ficar, have all undergone a semantic change since the medieval period. The verb ser Ibero-Romance represents a fusion of the two Latin verbs esse and sedere and frequently occurs Old Portuguese with the original Latin meaning to sit: fia cadeira em que see flu homem mui velho... (A Demanda do Santo Graal, f. 78, a, 209)1 siia em sua cadeira... (f. 50, b, 149)…
The Progressive Tenses in Brazilian Portuguese
A Demanda do Santo Graal
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A Demanda do Santo Graal
The Three Verbs of Location in Brazilian Portuguese
The three Portuguese verbs about be considered their locative functions, ser, estar, and ficar, have all undergone a semantic change since the medieval period. The verb ser Ibero-Romance represents a fusion of the two Latin verbs esse and sedere and frequently occurs Old Portuguese with the original Latin meaning to sit: fia cadeira em que see flu homem mui velho... (A Demanda do Santo Graal, f. 78, a, 209)1 siia em sua cadeira... (f. 50, b, 149)…
The Progressive Tenses in Brazilian Portuguese
The Luso-Brazilian Use of Estar with a Predicate Nominative
The history of the well-known dichotomy in Iberian Romance between ser and estar is largely a process whereby estar has gradually assumed functions formerly belonging ser. In medieval Portuguese, seer (which could also retain its etymological meaning, to sit)' is used in situations where modern practice would demand estar: . . e para se seer a seu seruigo em todo o tempo,2 .. . em lhe seemdo assi fallamdo.3 In many respects the substitution of es…
Ramalho Ortigao and the Generation of 1870
The generation that came into intellectual ascendancy in around 1870 is usually associated with literary figures, such as the novelist Eqa de Queir6s, the poets Antero de Quental and Guerra Junqueiro, and the historian Oliveira Martins, but this generation also exerted a political influence which was to extend far into the twentieth century.* The republic of 1911, whatever the external circumstances attending its rise and fall, is ideologically a…
Essential Portuguese Grammar
Estrutura do verbo no portugues coloquial
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