Maria Marta Pereira Scherre
Biographic Data
| ID | 3694029 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maria Marta Pereira Scherre |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maria Marta Pereira |
| FAMILY NAME | Scherre |
| SIGNATURE | SCHERRE M M P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro; Universidade de Brasília |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 60 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Nós e a gente em quatro amostras do Português Brasileiro: Revisitando a Escala Da Saliência Fônica
Sob a perspectiva da Sociolinguística Variacionista, analisamos três construções com a primeira pessoa plural: padrão antigo - nós com -mos (nós moramos); não padrão - nós sem -mos (nós mora); padrão emergente - a gente sem -mos (a gente morou/a gente mora). Os dados analisados são de quatro amostras do português brasileiro - Santa Leopoldina-ES, Baixada Cuiabana -MT, Goiás e Vitória-ES - e foram analisados em oposições binárias e ternárias, por …
Sociolinguistic correlates of negative evaluation: Variable concord in Rio de Janeiro
Variable agreement in Brazilian Portuguese is subject to social stigma. It was brought to the general public's attention in 2011 in a heated nationwide sociolinguistic debate triggered by TV Globo, the principal network. In order to isolate objective factors underlying this debate, we examine the variable education in a trend study of Rio de Janeiro speech. Relying on logistic model relative weights and their corresponding ranges , we use polariz…
A Concordância De Número Nos Predicativos E Nos Particípios Passivos
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Remodeling the age variable: Number concord in Brazilian Portuguese
We analyze change in variable subject/verb and noun phrase concord in Rio de Janeiro Portuguese using trend samples from 1980 and 1999/2000. Plural marked forms exhibit increased frequency in this period, reversing earlier trends toward loss or stability in a development typical of flows and counterflows in the community. The directionality of most structural and social dimensions does not change, but age patterns shift. Our aim is to investigate…
A Variação Linguística E O Papel Dos Fatores Sociais: O Gênero Do Falante Em Foco
Neste texto, retomamos discussões labovianas sobre o paradoxo do gênero em fenômenos de variação e mudança linguística. Tomamos como base principal pesquisas sobre a alternância entre tu/você nas regiões Sul, Norte, Nordeste, Sudeste e Centro-Oeste do Brasil. Ao final, propomos que o efeito do gênero é orientado pelo princípio marcação
O Papel do tipo de verbo na concordância verbal no Português Brasileiro
Discutimos neste texto o efeito do tipo de verbo na concordância verbal no português brasileiro em confronto com o efeito da posição e da animacidade do sujeito. Analisamos 4601 dados (64 falantes) com os verbos categorizados numa perspectiva tradicional (nocional, de ligação e auxiliar) e também dados com os verbos categorizados em outras perspectivas tradicionaias e gerativistas (transitivo, intransitivo, de ligação, auxiliar/modal, existencial…
Reflexões sobre o imperativo em Português
O estudo examina o uso variável de formas verbais do imperativo no português brasileiro, em comparação com línguas que apresentam o imperativo com morfologia e sintaxe próprias, o chamado imperativo verdadeiro, além das formas derivadas do subjuntivo. Argumentamos que formas do imperativo no português brasileiro atual correspondentes ao imperativo verdadeiro nas línguas citadas não manifestam propriedades morfológicas e sintáticas específicas, be…
Phrase-level parallelism effect on noun phrase number agreement
Linguistic parallelism (i.e., the tendency of similar forms to occur together within a stretch of discourse) has been shown to be very strong in many linguistic phenomena and in a vast number of languages. Examining the role of phrase-level parallelism on noun phrase number agreement, this article demonstrates that Puerto Rican Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese exhibit more similarities than differences with regard to this constraint. A detailed a…
Retrospectiva sociolingüística: Contribuições do Peul
In this article we focus PEUL's (Programa de Estudos sobre o Uso da Lngua) contribution to Brazilian Sociolinguistics, and, specifically, to variationist studies. We start by providing an overview of Rio de Janeiro variable phenomena. Then we show the spread of variation domain and emphasize the systematicity and regularity of a linguistic variable -the formal parallelism -on phenomena of language variation and change, and show some patterns of c…
Paralelismo lingüístico
Linguistic parallelism has been widely discussed in variationistliterature as an independent variable, often in the form of repetitionof the same variant of the dependent variable, in many linguisticphenomena and in a vast number of languages. In this paper, Idiscuss three main aspects of parallelism: (i) whether it can beinterpreted within the functional theoretical framework; (ii) theexistence of underlying functional principles; and (iii) whet…
Disfluencies in the analysis of speech data
In our study of concord phenomena in spoken Brazilian Portuguese we found disfluencies, including apparent corrections, in about 15% of the relevant tokens in our corpus of recorded speech data. Disfluencies have very little effect on the rate of marking. When fluency is included in a variable rule analysis as a factor group containing categories for different types of disfluency, as well as for data without any disfluency, it is not selected as …
The serial effect on internal and external variables
Examination of three variable concord phenomena in spoken Portuguese of Rio de Janeiro (noun phrase, subject/predicate adjective, subject/verb) demonstrates that the most consistent and strongest variable constraint on the use of concord is the discourse level serial (or parallel processing) effect, that is, a preference for similar forms to co-occur in sections of discourse, even if this results in redundancy or lack of economy. Given the streng…
Marking in discourse: “Birds of a feather”
Subject/verb agreement and subject/predicate adjective agreement in spoken Brazilian Portuguese are subject to a parallel processing effect, such that marking leads to further marking and lack of marking leads to further lack of marking. For example, semantically plural verb tokens preceded by marked plural subjects in the same clause or other marked verb tokens with the same subject in the preceding discourse are more likely to be explicitly mar…
Marking in discourse: “Birds of a feather”
Subject/verb agreement and subject/predicate adjective agreement in spoken Brazilian Portuguese are subject to a parallel processing effect, such that marking leads to further marking and lack of marking leads to further lack of marking. For example, semantically plural verb tokens preceded by marked plural subjects in the same clause or other marked verb tokens with the same subject in the preceding discourse are more likely to be explicitly mar…
The serial effect on internal and external variables
Examination of three variable concord phenomena in spoken Portuguese of Rio de Janeiro (noun phrase, subject/predicate adjective, subject/verb) demonstrates that the most consistent and strongest variable constraint on the use of concord is the discourse level serial (or parallel processing) effect, that is, a preference for similar forms to co-occur in sections of discourse, even if this results in redundancy or lack of economy. Given the streng…
Phrase-level parallelism effect on noun phrase number agreement
Linguistic parallelism (i.e., the tendency of similar forms to occur together within a stretch of discourse) has been shown to be very strong in many linguistic phenomena and in a vast number of languages. Examining the role of phrase-level parallelism on noun phrase number agreement, this article demonstrates that Puerto Rican Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese exhibit more similarities than differences with regard to this constraint. A detailed a…
Remodeling the age variable: Number concord in Brazilian Portuguese
We analyze change in variable subject/verb and noun phrase concord in Rio de Janeiro Portuguese using trend samples from 1980 and 1999/2000. Plural marked forms exhibit increased frequency in this period, reversing earlier trends toward loss or stability in a development typical of flows and counterflows in the community. The directionality of most structural and social dimensions does not change, but age patterns shift. Our aim is to investigate…
Sociolinguistic correlates of negative evaluation: Variable concord in Rio de Janeiro
Variable agreement in Brazilian Portuguese is subject to social stigma. It was brought to the general public's attention in 2011 in a heated nationwide sociolinguistic debate triggered by TV Globo, the principal network. In order to isolate objective factors underlying this debate, we examine the variable education in a trend study of Rio de Janeiro speech. Relying on logistic model relative weights and their corresponding ranges , we use polariz…
Disfluencies in the analysis of speech data
In our study of concord phenomena in spoken Brazilian Portuguese we found disfluencies, including apparent corrections, in about 15% of the relevant tokens in our corpus of recorded speech data. Disfluencies have very little effect on the rate of marking. When fluency is included in a variable rule analysis as a factor group containing categories for different types of disfluency, as well as for data without any disfluency, it is not selected as …
O Papel do tipo de verbo na concordância verbal no Português Brasileiro
Discutimos neste texto o efeito do tipo de verbo na concordância verbal no português brasileiro em confronto com o efeito da posição e da animacidade do sujeito. Analisamos 4601 dados (64 falantes) com os verbos categorizados numa perspectiva tradicional (nocional, de ligação e auxiliar) e também dados com os verbos categorizados em outras perspectivas tradicionaias e gerativistas (transitivo, intransitivo, de ligação, auxiliar/modal, existencial…
Nós e a gente em quatro amostras do Português Brasileiro: Revisitando a Escala Da Saliência Fônica
Sob a perspectiva da Sociolinguística Variacionista, analisamos três construções com a primeira pessoa plural: padrão antigo - nós com -mos (nós moramos); não padrão - nós sem -mos (nós mora); padrão emergente - a gente sem -mos (a gente morou/a gente mora). Os dados analisados são de quatro amostras do português brasileiro - Santa Leopoldina-ES, Baixada Cuiabana -MT, Goiás e Vitória-ES - e foram analisados em oposições binárias e ternárias, por …
A Variação Linguística E O Papel Dos Fatores Sociais: O Gênero Do Falante Em Foco
Neste texto, retomamos discussões labovianas sobre o paradoxo do gênero em fenômenos de variação e mudança linguística. Tomamos como base principal pesquisas sobre a alternância entre tu/você nas regiões Sul, Norte, Nordeste, Sudeste e Centro-Oeste do Brasil. Ao final, propomos que o efeito do gênero é orientado pelo princípio marcação
Paralelismo lingüístico
Linguistic parallelism has been widely discussed in variationistliterature as an independent variable, often in the form of repetitionof the same variant of the dependent variable, in many linguisticphenomena and in a vast number of languages. In this paper, Idiscuss three main aspects of parallelism: (i) whether it can beinterpreted within the functional theoretical framework; (ii) theexistence of underlying functional principles; and (iii) whet…
Marking in discourse: “Birds of a feather”
Subject/verb agreement and subject/predicate adjective agreement in spoken Brazilian Portuguese are subject to a parallel processing effect, such that marking leads to further marking and lack of marking leads to further lack of marking. For example, semantically plural verb tokens preceded by marked plural subjects in the same clause or other marked verb tokens with the same subject in the preceding discourse are more likely to be explicitly mar…
The serial effect on internal and external variables
Examination of three variable concord phenomena in spoken Portuguese of Rio de Janeiro (noun phrase, subject/predicate adjective, subject/verb) demonstrates that the most consistent and strongest variable constraint on the use of concord is the discourse level serial (or parallel processing) effect, that is, a preference for similar forms to co-occur in sections of discourse, even if this results in redundancy or lack of economy. Given the streng…
Disfluencies in the analysis of speech data
In our study of concord phenomena in spoken Brazilian Portuguese we found disfluencies, including apparent corrections, in about 15% of the relevant tokens in our corpus of recorded speech data. Disfluencies have very little effect on the rate of marking. When fluency is included in a variable rule analysis as a factor group containing categories for different types of disfluency, as well as for data without any disfluency, it is not selected as …
Paralelismo lingüístico
Linguistic parallelism has been widely discussed in variationistliterature as an independent variable, often in the form of repetitionof the same variant of the dependent variable, in many linguisticphenomena and in a vast number of languages. In this paper, Idiscuss three main aspects of parallelism: (i) whether it can beinterpreted within the functional theoretical framework; (ii) theexistence of underlying functional principles; and (iii) whet…
Retrospectiva sociolingüística: Contribuições do Peul
In this article we focus PEUL's (Programa de Estudos sobre o Uso da Lngua) contribution to Brazilian Sociolinguistics, and, specifically, to variationist studies. We start by providing an overview of Rio de Janeiro variable phenomena. Then we show the spread of variation domain and emphasize the systematicity and regularity of a linguistic variable -the formal parallelism -on phenomena of language variation and change, and show some patterns of c…
Phrase-level parallelism effect on noun phrase number agreement
Linguistic parallelism (i.e., the tendency of similar forms to occur together within a stretch of discourse) has been shown to be very strong in many linguistic phenomena and in a vast number of languages. Examining the role of phrase-level parallelism on noun phrase number agreement, this article demonstrates that Puerto Rican Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese exhibit more similarities than differences with regard to this constraint. A detailed a…
O Papel do tipo de verbo na concordância verbal no Português Brasileiro
Discutimos neste texto o efeito do tipo de verbo na concordância verbal no português brasileiro em confronto com o efeito da posição e da animacidade do sujeito. Analisamos 4601 dados (64 falantes) com os verbos categorizados numa perspectiva tradicional (nocional, de ligação e auxiliar) e também dados com os verbos categorizados em outras perspectivas tradicionaias e gerativistas (transitivo, intransitivo, de ligação, auxiliar/modal, existencial…
Reflexões sobre o imperativo em Português
O estudo examina o uso variável de formas verbais do imperativo no português brasileiro, em comparação com línguas que apresentam o imperativo com morfologia e sintaxe próprias, o chamado imperativo verdadeiro, além das formas derivadas do subjuntivo. Argumentamos que formas do imperativo no português brasileiro atual correspondentes ao imperativo verdadeiro nas línguas citadas não manifestam propriedades morfológicas e sintáticas específicas, be…
A Variação Linguística E O Papel Dos Fatores Sociais: O Gênero Do Falante Em Foco
Neste texto, retomamos discussões labovianas sobre o paradoxo do gênero em fenômenos de variação e mudança linguística. Tomamos como base principal pesquisas sobre a alternância entre tu/você nas regiões Sul, Norte, Nordeste, Sudeste e Centro-Oeste do Brasil. Ao final, propomos que o efeito do gênero é orientado pelo princípio marcação
A Concordância De Número Nos Predicativos E Nos Particípios Passivos
.
Remodeling the age variable: Number concord in Brazilian Portuguese
We analyze change in variable subject/verb and noun phrase concord in Rio de Janeiro Portuguese using trend samples from 1980 and 1999/2000. Plural marked forms exhibit increased frequency in this period, reversing earlier trends toward loss or stability in a development typical of flows and counterflows in the community. The directionality of most structural and social dimensions does not change, but age patterns shift. Our aim is to investigate…
Sociolinguistic correlates of negative evaluation: Variable concord in Rio de Janeiro
Variable agreement in Brazilian Portuguese is subject to social stigma. It was brought to the general public's attention in 2011 in a heated nationwide sociolinguistic debate triggered by TV Globo, the principal network. In order to isolate objective factors underlying this debate, we examine the variable education in a trend study of Rio de Janeiro speech. Relying on logistic model relative weights and their corresponding ranges , we use polariz…
Nós e a gente em quatro amostras do Português Brasileiro: Revisitando a Escala Da Saliência Fônica
Sob a perspectiva da Sociolinguística Variacionista, analisamos três construções com a primeira pessoa plural: padrão antigo - nós com -mos (nós moramos); não padrão - nós sem -mos (nós mora); padrão emergente - a gente sem -mos (a gente morou/a gente mora). Os dados analisados são de quatro amostras do português brasileiro - Santa Leopoldina-ES, Baixada Cuiabana -MT, Goiás e Vitória-ES - e foram analisados em oposições binárias e ternárias, por …
Linguistic Variation and Morphology (9 works) · Philosophy (9 works) · Linguistics (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Mathematics (5 works) · Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies (5 works) · Humanities (4 works)