Palavras-chave
Cláusulas de propósito
Orações adverbiais
Subordinação
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Resumo
Esta pesquisa oferece uma análise da variação formal da expressão das relações adverbiais de propósito em uma amostra composta por 49 línguas amazônicas. As estratégias mais comuns são conjunções e converbos. Curiosamente, em várias línguas amazônicas, construções de propósito positivo são codificadas por meio de uma conjunção ou um converbo que deve aparecer em combinação com outras propriedades morfossintáticas. Examinamos brevemente a distribuição areal dessas estratégias de combinação de cláusulas em quatro zonas de contato: a região de Vaupés, a região de Caquetá-Putumayo, a região sul da Guiana e a região Marañon-Huallaga. Além de analisar os mecanismos de combinações de cláusulas de propósito positivo, investiga-se a marcação de cláusulas avertivas em várias línguas da amostra. As línguas amazônicas apresentam um panorama tipológico interessante, pois tendem a ter marcadores avertivos que podem ser considerados intraclausais ou relacionais.
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