“What the hell are you talking about?”
variação lexical em reality TV shows norte-americanos
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Análise Multidimensional, Dimensões lexicais, Linguística de Corpus, Reality TVAbstract
Ao longo das duas últimas décadas o Reality TV obteve enorme sucesso comercial e de audiência, o quetem motivado estudos em diferentes áreas acadêmicas. O propósito deste estudo é identificar dimensões de variação lexical (BERBER SARDINHA, 2014b) dos Reality TV shows Norte-americanos. O corpus do estudo – uma amostra extraída do Corpus of American Reality TV shows, composta por 260 textos de 13 tipos diferentes, totalizando mais de dois milhões de palavras – foi etiquetado com o Biber Tagger e a Análise Multidimensional Lexical (BEREBER SARDINHA, 2019) foi empregada identificando sete dimensões de variação lexicais compreendendo os principais tópicos/discursos desse registro.Riferimenti bibliografici
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