ANALYSIS OF MACRO TEXTUAL SYNTACTIC-SEMANTIC GENERATED BY NOMINAL PREDICATE

Abstract

This paper presents an analysis script in an attempt to identify structures that govern the process of argumentation within the statement. It is intended to determine how the textual processes are organized from the relationship between the nominal predicate and the syntactic structures that flank it. The intended theoretical transposition, given in the sentence level and specifically established in the verb lexicon, is oriented to the macro-textual level, where the nominal predicate is shown nuclear, creating, however, an environment for the defined dimension as regards the text. Transposing the author's proposition, which is guided basically by argumentative operators, it is understood that the process of the relationship from nucleus and its companions represents a tip that, on one hand, ensures the intents of the text producer, and on the other hand, directs interpretation of the interlocutor. Therefore, the act of assertion is dependent on the text producer's intentions and is revealed through defined macro-textual syntactic structures.