Hipotaxis en lenguas infleccionales y aglutinativas

Autores/as

  • Marzhan U. Suleybanova Russian language department of Chechen State University, Grozny
  • Zufira H. Kieva Ingush State University, Magas, Ingush Scientific-Research Institute of Humanities named after C. E. Akhriev, Magas
  • Marifa M. Sultygova Ingush State University, Magas
  • Uzlipat U. Gasanova Department of Humanitarian and Social and Economic Disciplines, All-Russian State University of Justice, Makhachkala
  • Marziyat M. Bidanok Adyghe Republican Institute for Humanitarian Studies named after I.M. Kerashev

Palabras clave:

Hipotaxis, lenguas indoeuropeas, lenguas ibero-caucásicas, lenguas türkicas, comunicaciones, desarrollo de una oración subordinada compleja

Resumen

Los lingüistas dedicados al estudio de la sintaxis a menudo prestan atención al problema del lenguaje y el
habla, las palabras y oraciones simples, frases, pero no estudian los principios de identificación de oraciones
subordinadas. En la gramática académica rusa, las oraciones complejas se caracterizan como oraciones
complejas, "incluyendo dos oraciones simples, de las cuales una está sintácticamente subordinada a la otra
y está conectada con la oración subordinada por medio de la unión o palabra de unión relativa". El desarrollo
de una oración compleja "desde una oración simple a través de turnos" se considera natural para las lenguas
ibéricas-caucásicas. Según los materiales estudiados, no existe tal disposición en ninguna lengua
indoeuropea. Los movimientos de verbo no persona fueron suplantados, reemplazados por verbos
subordinados con el verbo personal en el predicado, y no convertidos en ellos. En la mayoría de las lenguas
turcas, la cuestión de la hipotaxis no se resuelve finalmente, como en las lenguas ibéricas-caucásicas de
montaña. Algunos lingüistas creen que las circulaciones predicativas participiales y adverbiales son
miembros expandidos de la oración.

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Biografía del autor/a

Marzhan U. Suleybanova, Russian language department of Chechen State University, Grozny

Doctor of Philology, professor of the Russian language department of Chechen State University, Grozny

Zufira H. Kieva, Ingush State University, Magas, Ingush Scientific-Research Institute of Humanities named after C. E. Akhriev, Magas

Doctor of Philology, Ingush State University, Magas, Ingush Scientific-Research Institute of Humanities named after C. E. Akhriev, Magas

Marifa M. Sultygova, Ingush State University, Magas

Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Ingush State University, Magas

Uzlipat U. Gasanova, Department of Humanitarian and Social and Economic Disciplines, All-Russian State University of Justice, Makhachkala

Doctor of Philology, Professor of the Department of Dagestan Languages of the DSU and the Department of Humanitarian and Social and Economic Disciplines, All-Russian State University of Justice, Makhachkala

Marziyat M. Bidanok, Adyghe Republican Institute for Humanitarian Studies named after I.M. Kerashev

Doctor of Philosophy, The Adyghe Republican Institute for Humanitarian Studies named after I.M. Kerashev, Deputy Director for Science

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2019-09-26

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Suleybanova, M. U., Kieva, Z. H., Sultygova, M. M., Gasanova, U. U., & Bidanok, M. M. (2019). Hipotaxis en lenguas infleccionales y aglutinativas. Amazonia Investiga, 8(22), 414–421. Recuperado a partir de https://amazoniainvestiga.info/index.php/amazonia/article/view/749

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Vol. 8 Núm. 22 (2019)

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