Papers by Aldo L Bizzocchi
Open access journal of biogeneric science and research, Sep 3, 2021
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Book Publisher International (a part of SCIENCEDOMAIN International), Oct 13, 2020
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International Journal of Language and Linguistics, 2021
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DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals), Feb 1, 2001
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Domínios de Lingu@gem, Jan 31, 2011
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ALFA: Revista de Linguística, Dec 1, 2016
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Open Access Journal of Biogeneric Science and Research, 2021
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This paper puts forward a new division of the history of Germanic languages, taking into account ... more This paper puts forward a new division of the history of Germanic languages, taking into account the existence of three different historical periods (prehistoric, proto-historic, and literary) in the development from Common Germanic or Proto-Germanic to modern Germanic languages, analogously to the development of Romance or Romanic languages from Vulgar Latin (also called Proto-Romanic or Proto-Romance), in which three stages can be retraced: Vulgar Latin (prehistoric), Romance (proto-historic) and literary (historical). So far, only two stages have been considered in the linguistic history of Germanic languages, namely, the Common Germanic (not documented) and the literary Germanic languages (documented since the Middle Ages). Nevertheless, the history of both families of languages is similar in most aspects, so that the three aforementioned periods can be clearly recognized in both: a period of considerable linguistic unity, although poorly or not at all documented; a period of di...
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International Journal on Studies in English Language and Literature, 2017
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Ciência e cultura, 1999
Abstract: Cultural activities — science, art, sports and religion — are social discourses having ... more Abstract: Cultural activities — science, art, sports and religion — are social discourses having a non-utilitarian character, based on the principle of pleasure. By emphasising that science is also a cultural practice, the role played by it in the scope of culture, as a hedonic activity, opposing the utilitarian, pragmatic conception of science, in force nowadays, is discussed. Finally, the paths through which science can follow its public vocation and more directly attend the society that has instituted it and which it should ultimately serve are analysed.
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Alfa : Revista de Linguística (São José do Rio Preto), 2016
RESUMO O presente artigo visa a apresentar a metodologia de trabalho e os principais postulados t... more RESUMO O presente artigo visa a apresentar a metodologia de trabalho e os principais postulados teóricos que norteiam a elaboração do DELPo (Dicionário Etimológico da Língua Portuguesa), a cargo do NEHiLP-USP (Núcleo de Apoio à Pesquisa em Etimologia e História da Língua Portuguesa da Universidade de São Paulo), visto tratar-se de projeto inovador tanto em seus aspectos teóricos quanto empírico-operacionais. Pretende-se aqui apresentar as inovações conceituais, notacionais e terminológicas propostas pelos autores, que embasam a elaboração do DELPo. Para tanto, baseamo-nos em referenciais teóricos sobre neologia (ALVES, 2007; BARBOSA, 1993, 1996), lexicogênese (BIZZOCCHI, 1998) e etimologia (VIARO, 2011), bem como propomos uma atualização na simbologia utilizada na formulação de proposições etimológicas, que ao mesmo tempo dirima ambiguidades e inconsistências da notação tradicional e dê conta das inovações conceituais aqui introduzidas. Pretende-se que tanto os processos etimológico...
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Domínios de Lingu@gem, 2013
Este artigo discute a dinâmica de formação das unidades que compõem o léxico, notadamente das lín... more Este artigo discute a dinâmica de formação das unidades que compõem o léxico, notadamente das línguas europeias ocidentais (românicas e germânicas), a partir da identificação dos diversos processos lexicogênicos existentes. Para tanto, reconhecem-se dois tipos básicos de processos: os autogenéticos (herança ou criação interna) e os alogenéticos (empréstimos), cujos subtipos são aqui descritos. Com base na etimologia dos elementos temáticos (radicais e afixos), os itens lexicais de línguas europeias costumam também ser divididos em cultos, semicultos e vulgares. Essa classificação decorre do reconhecimento da profunda influência cultural e, consequentemente, linguística que os idiomas literários da Antiguidade Ocidental (grego e latim clássicos) exerceram sobre as modernas línguas de cultura da Europa, dentre as quais o português. Esta pesquisa procura identificar, por meio de análise empírica sobre um corpus formado de textos de vários gêneros, os processos lexicogênicos presentes n...
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Alfa : Revista de Linguística (São José do Rio Preto)
RESUMO O presente artigo visa a apresentar a metodologia de trabalho e os principais postulados t... more RESUMO O presente artigo visa a apresentar a metodologia de trabalho e os principais postulados teóricos que norteiam a elaboração do DELPo (Dicionário Etimológico da Língua Portuguesa), a cargo do NEHiLP-USP (Núcleo de Apoio à Pesquisa em Etimologia e História da Língua Portuguesa da Universidade de São Paulo), visto tratar-se de projeto inovador tanto em seus aspectos teóricos quanto empírico-operacionais. Pretende-se aqui apresentar as inovações conceituais, notacionais e terminológicas propostas pelos autores, que embasam a elaboração do DELPo. Para tanto, baseamo-nos em referenciais teóricos sobre neologia (ALVES, 2007; BARBOSA, 1993, 1996), lexicogênese (BIZZOCCHI, 1998) e etimologia (VIARO, 2011), bem como propomos uma atualização na simbologia utilizada na formulação de proposições etimológicas, que ao mesmo tempo dirima ambiguidades e inconsistências da notação tradicional e dê conta das inovações conceituais aqui introduzidas. Pretende-se que tanto os processos etimológico...
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Alfa Revista De Linguistica, 1999
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Open Access Journal of Biogeneric Science and Research, 2021
One of the most pressing issues in linguistic research is the so-called universals of language, e... more One of the most pressing issues in linguistic research is the so-called universals of language, elements or characteristics present in all natural languages, even those that have never had contact with each other nor have common ancestry.
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International Journal of Language and Linguistics, 2021
This paper puts forward a new division of the history of Germanic languages, taking into account ... more This paper puts forward a new division of the history of Germanic languages, taking into account the existence of three different historical periods (prehistoric, proto-historic, and literary) in the development from Common Germanic or Proto-Germanic to modern Germanic languages, analogously to the development of Romance or Romanic languages from Vulgar Latin (also called Proto-Romanic or Proto-Romance), in which three stages can be retraced: Vulgar Latin (prehistoric), Romance (proto-historic) and literary (historical). So far, only two stages have been considered in the linguistic history of Germanic languages, namely, the Common Germanic (not documented) and the literary Germanic languages (documented since the Middle Ages). Nevertheless, the history of both families of languages is similar in most aspects, so that the three aforementioned periods can be clearly recognized in both: a period of considerable linguistic unity, although poorly or not at all documented; a period of dissolution of this unity and fragmentation into several dialects not mutually intercomprehensible; and a period of full and intense literary production and official recognition of some of these dialects, now raised to the condition of culture languages. Due to this new historiographical division, the denomination Germance is proposed for the second of the three evolutionary stages of Germanic.
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This paper tries to examine under what conditions a given sequence of sentences constitutes a tex... more This paper tries to examine under what conditions a given sequence of sentences constitutes a text and, subsequently, formulates some hypotheses about the syntactic relationships existing at the textual level, to next propose a small sketch of what a formal (logical-mathematical) model of analysis and description of linguistic texts on the basis of such relationships would be.
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