Un estudio de la subordinación de estilo directo con verbos completivos: El análisis colostruccional
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análisis colostruccional, subordinación completiva, lingüística de corpus, estilo directo, verbos completivos, verbos no relacionalesResumen
Los verbos no relacionales, al contrario que los relacionales, no pueden sustituir sus cláusulas subordinadas por un nominal complejo, es decir, estas cláusulas no denotan una proposición como establece el Análisis Relacional. Sin embargo, el estilo directo parece que reemplaza de manera correcta a las cláusulas subordinadas en el caso de los verbos no relacionales. El presente artículo realiza un análisis de algunas de las taxonomías más representativas de los verbos completivos usando el British National Corpus, para comprobar si estos verbos ocurren con claúsulas en estilo directo; el análisis colostruccional, que es una técnica de significatividad estadística; y el lenguaje de programación R para hacerlo de manera automática. De este modo, el análisis colostruccional medirá la fuerza entre los verbos completivos y sus cláusulas subordinadas en la forma de estilo directo.
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