Publication: Las construcciones con verbo soporte en latín tardío: la "Historia Augusta"
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2022-03-03
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El objetivo fundamental de esta Tesis Doctoral es estudiar la evolución diacrónica de las colocaciones verbo-nominales (CVN) funcionales, o construcciones con verbo soporte en sentido amplio, en latín tardío, un periodo apenas explorado hasta ahora. Y puesto que es la historiografía el género literario que emplea con más profusión y variedad este tipo de predicados complejos, hemos tomado como punto de partida para este estudio, a la vez diacrónico y sincrónico, cuatro obras representativas del s. IV d.C.: la Historia Augusta(HA), el Breviarium de Eutropio, el Liber de Caesaribus de Aurelio Víctor y las Resgestae de Amiano Marcelino. El análisis de estas obras, tanto desde un punto de vista cuantitativo (frecuencia global de las CVN en cada obra), como cualitativo (análisis de los seis verbos soporte más frecuentes y del radio colocacional de algunas de las bases nominales más productivas), y su comparación con un corpus paralelo y representativo de la historiografía clásica (César, Salustio, Nepote y Livio) y posclásica (Curcio, Veleyo Patérculo, Valerio Máximo, Tácito y Suetonio) nos permitirá distinguir aquellos cambios que son comunes al conjunto de la historiografía del s. IV d.C. (extensibles en muchos casos al latín tardío en general), de lo que son, en cambio, rasgos distintivos del estilo y de la lengua de cada autor...
he main goal of this Doctoral Dissertation is to study the diachronic evolution of nounverb collocations, also referred to as support verb constructions (SVC) in a broad sense, in Late Latin, a period hardly explored until now. Since historiography is the literary genre in which this type of complex predicates appears most frequently and with the greatest variety, four representative works of the 4th century AD have been chosen as the basis for this study and analyzed both from a diachronic and a synchronic point of view: the Historia Augusta (HA), Eutropius’ Breviarium, Aurelius Victor’s Liber de Caesaribusand Amianus Marcellinus’ Res gestae.The analysis of these works, addressed both from a quantitative (overall frequencyof SVCs in each work) and a qualitative point of view (study of the six most frequent support verbs and of the collocational radius of some of the most productive nominal bases), as well as their comparison with a parallel and representative corpus of classical (Caesar, Sallust, Nepos and Livy) and post-classical historiography (Curtius, Velleius Paterculus, Valerius Maximus, Tacitus and Suetonius) will provide the means to distinguish changes that characterize the 4th century historiographic genre (which in many cases are also applicable to late Latin in general), from what are, by contrast, distinctive features of the style and language of each author...
he main goal of this Doctoral Dissertation is to study the diachronic evolution of nounverb collocations, also referred to as support verb constructions (SVC) in a broad sense, in Late Latin, a period hardly explored until now. Since historiography is the literary genre in which this type of complex predicates appears most frequently and with the greatest variety, four representative works of the 4th century AD have been chosen as the basis for this study and analyzed both from a diachronic and a synchronic point of view: the Historia Augusta (HA), Eutropius’ Breviarium, Aurelius Victor’s Liber de Caesaribusand Amianus Marcellinus’ Res gestae.The analysis of these works, addressed both from a quantitative (overall frequencyof SVCs in each work) and a qualitative point of view (study of the six most frequent support verbs and of the collocational radius of some of the most productive nominal bases), as well as their comparison with a parallel and representative corpus of classical (Caesar, Sallust, Nepos and Livy) and post-classical historiography (Curtius, Velleius Paterculus, Valerius Maximus, Tacitus and Suetonius) will provide the means to distinguish changes that characterize the 4th century historiographic genre (which in many cases are also applicable to late Latin in general), from what are, by contrast, distinctive features of the style and language of each author...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Filología, leída el 11-01-2022