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Selección semántica de modificadores
Adverbio bien (PB)
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En este trabajo analizamos bien el adverbio con la lectura de una manera modificando los sintagmas verbales de la región portuguesa. Basándonos en la opinión de que el sintagma verbal puede descomponerse en una estructura de eventos representada sintácticamente, argumentamos que selecciona semánticamente subeventualidades durativas (estados o procesos), y siempre se licenciará en sintagmas verbales que tienen algún componente durativo en su estructura de eventos. En la sección final del artículo, mostramos cómo esta perspectiva explica bien incluso la aparición de adverbios en sintagmas verbales encabezados por verbos típicamente clasificados como culminaciones (achievements). Con esto, creemos que el artículo proporciona no solo una descripción robusta de las propiedades del adverbio bajo análisis (al menos en su interpretación de la forma) sino también un argumento a favor de pensar la estructura del sintagma verbal no como una estructura diseñada por un elemento, sino como una disposición sintáctico-semántica en la que se puede licenciar una raíz verbal.
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