La gramática estructural: principios, método y sistema

Authors

  • Mabel Manacorda de Rosetti

Abstract

El propósito de este artículo es sugerir la posibilidad de organizar en la Argentina una nueva área de trabajo en la que deberían encontrarse psicólogos y gramáticos. El proyecto no es nuevo ni pretende serlo. Roman Jakobson, por ejemplo, ha señalado la relación entre las estructuras sintácticas y un tipo especial de afasia, caracterizado por la incapacidad de organizar las palabras en unidades más complejas: "Dans ce type d'aphasie, dgiciente quant au contexte, et qu'on pourrait appeler trouble de la contiguitê, l'êtendue et la variété des phrases diminuent L'ordre des mots devient chaotique; les liens de coordination et de subordination grammaticales, soit d'accord ou de rection, son dissous".

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Published

2014-10-10

How to Cite

Manacorda de Rosetti, M. (2014). La gramática estructural: principios, método y sistema. Journal of Psychology, 3. Retrieved from https://revistas.unlp.edu.ar/revpsi/article/view/1008

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Vol. 3 (1966)

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Research articles

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