A Grammatica portugueza, de Júlio Ribeiro

The Portuguese Grammar, by Júlio Ribeiro, published in 1881, was the first textbook with the aim of grammatising a Brazilian variant of Portuguese.Moreover, as Leite pointed (2005a), Ribeiro was the first grammarian to register impressions of the Brazilian hyperlanguage.This Dissertation aimed to discuss and comprehend the conditions which made Ribeiro do these pioneerisms, mainly in relation to the Brazilian Portuguese registers.To achieve this task, we studied the epistemological gash made by the author, in our grammaticography, once Ribeiro denied the main values of Rationalism and connected himself with Naturalism.This theoretical change -regardless the maintenance of the influence of the Prescriptisvist model, altered the way in which the traditional grammar should describe the language and it was, with effect, relevant to an inclusion, by the first time in a grammar, of marks of our linguistic variant.To accomplish this study, we theoreticmethodologically linked ourselves to the concepts of Auroux (1992; 1998a), especially concerned to the process of grammatisation and to hyperlanguage, and also in relation to the significant importance exerted by the linguistic tools.The corpus was the Grammar istsef, by Ribeiro.The present work also suits the theoretic field of linguistic historiography, since our purpose is to describe and analyse the treatment given by Ribeiro to the issue of the Brazilian Portuguese.Through this approach, we also contributed to the studies relative to the epistemological models, over which our grammaticography has passed

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