Portuguese Linguistics IV

Code:

FLUP0558

Acronym:

LGPOR4

Instance: 2004/2005 - 2S

Active?	Yes
Web Page:	Não se aplica.
Responsible unit:	Department of Portuguese and Romance Studies
Institution Responsible:	Faculty of Arts

Cycles of Study/Courses

Acronym	No. of Students	Study Plan	Curricular Years	Credits UCN	Credits ECTS	Contact hours	Total Time
EPA	15	Official Study Plan - LEPA	3	2,5	5	-
		Official Study Plan - LEPA	3	2,5	5	-
		Plano oficial - 4º ao 5º ano	3	2,5	5	-
		Plano oficial - 1º ao 3º ano	3	2,5	5	-
		Plano oficial a partir de 2002	3	2,5	5	-
EPE	2	Official Study Plan - LEPE	3	2,5	5	-
		Plano oficial - 1º ao 3º ano	3	2,5	5	-
EPF	21	Official Study Plan - LEPF	3	2,5	5	-
		Plano oficial a partir de 2002	3	2,5	5	-
EPI	87	Official Study Plan - LEPI	3	2,5	5	-
		Official Study Plan - LEPI	3	2,5	5	-
		Plano oficial - 4º ao 5º ano	3	2,5	5	-
		Plano oficial - 1º ao 3º ano	3	2,5	5	-
		Plano oficial a partir de 2002	3	2,5	5	-
EPO	23	Plano oficial - 1º ao 3º ano	3	2,5	5	-
		Official Study Plan - LEPO	3	2,5	5	-
		Plano oficial - 1º ao 3º ano	3	2,5	5	-

Objectives

To acquaint students with linguistic analysis techniques and concepts used in phonology and morphology. To provide students with a profound understanding of Portuguese morphology and phonology.

Program

1 – Segmental aspects of Portuguese phonology.
1.1 – Segmental inventory.
1.2 – Segmental distribution patterns in Portuguese.
1.3 – Some specific issues of Portuguese segmental inventory.
1.3.1 – “Nasal vowels”.
1.3.2 – Semi-vowels and diphthongs.
1.3.3 – Tonic vocalism vs. atonic vocalism.
1.3.4 – Trills.

2 – Organization of distinctive features in Portuguese.
2.1 – Phonological features, natural classes, rules and processes.
2.2 – Portuguese phonological system.
2.3 – Redundancy, sub-specification and geometry of features in Portuguese.

3 – Prosodic aspects of Portuguese phonology.
3.1 – Syllabic structures in Portuguese.
3.2 – Word stress in Portuguese.
3.3 – Syntactic structuring and prosodic structuring of a sentence.

4 – Morphological aspects of Portuguese: interaction between phonology and morphology.
4.1 – Internal structure of the word in Portuguese.
4.2 – Lexical forms and grammatical forms.
4.3 – Verbal inflection.
4.4 – Nominal inflection.
4.5 – Derivational processes in Portuguese.
4.6 – Compositional processes in Portuguese.
4.7 – Most common allomorphic variations in Portuguese.

Main Bibliography

ANDRADE, Ernesto d’ (1994) – Temas de Fonologia. Lisboa, Colibri
ANDRADE, Ernesto d’ (1996) – “A fonologia pós-SPE”, in FARIA, Isabel Hub et al. (orgs., 1996) – Introdução à Linguística Geral e Portuguesa. Lisboa, Caminho, pp. 201-211
ARONOFF, Mark; REES-MILLER, Janie (eds., 2001) – The Handbook of Linguistics. Oxford, Blackwell
BARBOSA, Jorge Morais (1965) – Etudes de Phonologie Portugaise. Lisboa, Junta de Investigações Científicas do Ultramar. 2.ème éd.: Évora, Universidade de Évora
BARBOSA, Jorge Morais (1994) – Introdução ao Estudo da Fonologia e Morfologia do Português. Coimbra, Almedina
BARROSO, Henrique (1999) – Forma e Substância da Expressão da Língua Portuguesa. Coimbra, Almedina
CÂMARA Jr., J. Mattoso (1977) – Para o Estudo da Fonêmica Portuguesa. Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Livraria Padrão [Português Brasileiro]
CÂMARA Jr., Joaquim Mattoso (1970) – Estrutura da Língua Portuguesa. Petrópolis (RJ), Vozes (19ª ed., 1989) [Português Brasileiro]
CÂMARA Jr., Joaquim Mattoso (1971) – Problemas de Lingüística Descritiva. Petrópolis (RJ), Vozes (13ª ed., 1988) [Português Brasileiro]
CARSTAIRS-McCARTHY, Andrew (1992) – Current Morphology. London, Routledge
CHOMSKY, Noam; HALLE, Morris (1968) – The Sound Pattern of English. New York, Harper & Row.
CLARK, J.; YALLOP, C. – An Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology. Oxford, Blackwell, 1990
DURAND, Jacques (1990) – Generative and Non-Linear Phonology. London, Longman.
FONTAINE, Jacqueline (1974) – Le Cercle Linguistique de Prague. Paris, Mame
GOLDSMITH, John A. (ed., 1995) – The Handbook of Phonological Theory. Oxford, Blackwell
JAKOBSON, R. (1963) – “Phonologie et phonétique”, in Essais de Linguistique Générale. Paris, Minuit, pp. 103-157
LAROCA, Maria Nazaré de Carvalho (1994) – Manual de Morfologia do Português. Campinas (SP), Pontes/EDUFJF
LÉON, P. et al. – La Phonologie. Paris, Klincksieck, 1977
MARTINET, A. – Eléments de Linguistique Générale. Paris, A. Colin, 1960. Trad. port.: Elementos de Linguística Geral. Lisboa, Sá da Costa
MATEUS, Maria Helena Mira (1975) – Aspectos da Fonologia Portuguesa. Lisboa, Centro de Estudos Filológicos [2ª edição: Lisboa, INIC, 1982]
MATEUS, Maria Helena Mira (1996) – “Fonologia”, in FARIA, Isabel Hub et al. (orgs., 1996) – Introdução à Linguística Geral e Portuguesa. Lisboa, Caminho, pp. 171-199
MATEUS, Maria Helena Mira (2002) – A Face Exposta da Língua Portuguesa. Lisboa, Imprensa Nacional-Casa da Moeda
MATEUS, Maria Helena Mira et al. (2003) – Gramática da Língua Portuguesa. Lisboa, Ed. Caminho. 5ª ed., revista e aumentada.
MATEUS, Maria Helena; ANDRADE, Ernesto d’ (2000) – The Phonology of Portuguese. Oxford, Oxford University Press
MATTHEWS, P. H. – Morphology: An Introduction to the Theory of Word-Structure. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1974
PARDAL, Ernesto d’Andrade (1977) – Aspects de la phonologie (générative) du portugais. Lisboa, INIC
PEREIRA, Isabel; MATA, Ana Isabel; FREITAS, Maria João (1992) – Estudos em Prosódia. Lisboa, Colibri
RIO-TORTO, Graça Maria (1998) – Morfologia Derivacional. Teoria e Aplicação ao Português. Porto, Porto Editora
RODRIGUES, Alexandra Soares (2001) – A Construção de Postverbais em Português. Porto, Granito
SPENCER, Andrew (1991) – Morphological Theory. An Introduction to Word Structure in Generative Grammar. Oxford, Blackwell
SPENCER, Andrew; ZWICKY, Arnold M. (eds., 1998) – The Handbook of Morphology. Oxford, Blackwell
TROUBETZKOY, N. S. (1939) –Grundzüge der Phonologie. Trad. fr.: Principes de Phonologie. Paris, Klincksieck, 1976
VARELA ORTEGA, Soledad (1992) – Fundamentos de Morfología. Madrid, Síntesis
VILLALVA, Alina (2000) – Estruturas Morfológicas. Unida

Complementary Bibliography

Complementary bibliography to be provided in class by the lecturer

Teaching methods and learning activities

Theoretical and practical classes which includes the active participation of the students.

Software

not applicable

Evaluation Type

Evaluation with final exam

Eligibility for exams

The students who achieve a grade of 10 marks or higher in the final exam
In accordance with the FLUP’s regulations in force. Since there is only the modality of final evaluation, class attendance is not required.

Calculation formula of final grade

- final evaluation: grades represent 100% of the final exam grade (in a scale of 0 to 20 marks), in accordance with the FLUP’s regulations in force

Examinations or Special Assignments

not applicable

Special assessment (TE, DA, ...)

In accordance with the FLUP’s regulations in force: final exam in the established dates.

Classification improvement

In accordance with the FLUP’s regulations in force

Observations

Language of instruction: Portuguese.
Basic knowledge of English. Attendance hours: Wednesdays, 15.30h-17.30h