MARKERS CATEGORIZED BY TRADITIONAL GRAMMAR AS DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS: TEACHING ANALYSES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE THEORY OF PREDICATIVE AND ENUNCIATIVE OPERATIONS
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ABSTRACT:This article aims at an analysis of utterances that contain the marks categorized by the grammatical tradition of demonstrative pronouns. With a cut to form the corpus, 21 (twenty-one) utterances present in Brazilian music were selected, delimited only utterances with any of the following marks: this, this, this, this, this, this, that, that, that; Therefore, those that contain same, same, proper, proper, other, such and the (when demonstrative) will not be analyzed, in the light of the ideas present in the Theories of Enunciation, more specifically in the Theory of Predicative and Enunciative Operations (TOPE), by Antoine Culioli (1990), in Grammars: Bechara (2020) and Cunha & Cintra (2016). The determiners known as demonstrative pronouns can behave in different ways, but with some regularities. The forms this, this and that are of a broad spectrum, they do not refer to people (only to things, feelings, etc., or terms of speech) and are not accompanied by determining immediate terms, that is, they do not function as an adjunct, but noun phrase head.
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