Deontic modality and argumentative construction in Pope Francis' Apostolic Letters: : a semantic-discursive analysis of deonticity

In this article, we seek to investigate the semantic-discursive aspects of the deontic modality in the Pope Francis’ Apostolic Letters written in Spanish language between the years 2013 and 2019. For this, we use the typology of the modalities of Hengeveld (2004), which defines the deontic modality...

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spelling oai:periodicos.ufrn.br:article-212872020-08-19T04:20:24Z Deontic modality and argumentative construction in Pope Francis' Apostolic Letters: : a semantic-discursive analysis of deonticity Modalidade deôntica e construção argumentativa nas Cartas Apostólicas do Papa Francisco: uma análise semântico-discursiva da deonticidade Oliveira, André Silva Modality Argumentation Deonticity Modalidade Argumentação Deonticidade In this article, we seek to investigate the semantic-discursive aspects of the deontic modality in the Pope Francis’ Apostolic Letters written in Spanish language between the years 2013 and 2019. For this, we use the typology of the modalities of Hengeveld (2004), which defines the deontic modality as that which is relative to what is legally, socially, and morally accepted in terms of rules and social conduct. From the reading and analysis of the corpus, we found that the semantic subject tends to be more specified [+ specific], whose most frequent modal orientation was for the Participant, in which the obligation, permission or prohibition of (not) performing the event described by the predicate. We found that the states-of-affairs, on which the deontic modal values fell, in the majority, the obligation, were mostly dynamic [+ dynamic] and with positive polarity, that is, without the preposition of any negation particle. Neste artigo, buscamos investigar os aspectos semântico-discursivos da modalidade deôntica nas Cartas Apostólicas do Papa Francisco redigidas em língua espanhola entre os anos de 2013 e 2019. Para isso, recorremos a tipologia das modalidades de Hengeveld (2004), que define a modalidade deôntica como aquela que é relativa ao que é legalmente, socialmente e moralmente aceito em termos de regras e conduta social. A partir da leitura e análise do corpus, constatamos que o sujeito semântico tende a ser mais especificado [+ específico], cuja orientação modal mais recorrente foi para o Participante, em que lhe recaia a obrigação, permissão ou proibição de (não) realizar o evento descrito pelo predicado. Averiguamos que os estados-de-coisas, sobre os quais incidiam os valores modais deônticos, em sua maioria, o de obrigação, mostraram-se, majoritariamente, dinâmicos [+ dinâmico] e com polaridade positiva, isto é, sem a anteposição de alguma partícula de negação. UFRN 2020-08-18 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://periodicos.ufrn.br/odisseia/article/view/21287 Odisseia; Vol. 5 No. 2 (2020); p. 39-58 Revue Odisseia; Vol. 5 No. 2 (2020); p. 39-58 Revista Odisseia; v. 5 n. 2 (2020); p. 39-58 1983-2435 10.21680/1983-2435.2020v5n2 por https://periodicos.ufrn.br/odisseia/article/view/21287/13118 Copyright (c) 2020 Revista Odisseia
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Deontic modality and argumentative construction in Pope Francis' Apostolic Letters: : a semantic-discursive analysis of deonticity
author_facet Oliveira, André Silva
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title Deontic modality and argumentative construction in Pope Francis' Apostolic Letters: : a semantic-discursive analysis of deonticity
title_short Deontic modality and argumentative construction in Pope Francis' Apostolic Letters: : a semantic-discursive analysis of deonticity
title_full Deontic modality and argumentative construction in Pope Francis' Apostolic Letters: : a semantic-discursive analysis of deonticity
title_fullStr Deontic modality and argumentative construction in Pope Francis' Apostolic Letters: : a semantic-discursive analysis of deonticity
title_full_unstemmed Deontic modality and argumentative construction in Pope Francis' Apostolic Letters: : a semantic-discursive analysis of deonticity
title_sort deontic modality and argumentative construction in pope francis' apostolic letters: : a semantic-discursive analysis of deonticity
description In this article, we seek to investigate the semantic-discursive aspects of the deontic modality in the Pope Francis’ Apostolic Letters written in Spanish language between the years 2013 and 2019. For this, we use the typology of the modalities of Hengeveld (2004), which defines the deontic modality as that which is relative to what is legally, socially, and morally accepted in terms of rules and social conduct. From the reading and analysis of the corpus, we found that the semantic subject tends to be more specified [+ specific], whose most frequent modal orientation was for the Participant, in which the obligation, permission or prohibition of (not) performing the event described by the predicate. We found that the states-of-affairs, on which the deontic modal values fell, in the majority, the obligation, were mostly dynamic [+ dynamic] and with positive polarity, that is, without the preposition of any negation particle.
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