Projection in Spanish Jorge Arús Hita

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Projection in Spanish Jorge Arús Hita Universidad Complutense de Madrid PolySystemic Roundtable on Projection: Multilingual Studies on Quoting and Reporting 7 December, 2015

About Spanish Source: http://www.linguatics.com/indoeuropean_languages.htm

About Spanish Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romance_languages

About Spanish Native speakers: 450 million ; Speakers of Spanish as a second language: 100 million Source: https://robertlindsay.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/800px-map-romance_language_world.png

Main features of Spanish Inflectional language Number agreement Las camisas verdes / La camisa verde (‘The green shirt(s)’) Gender agreement La camisa (f.) negra / El vestido (m.) negro (‘the black shirt/dress’) Subject / Verb agreement (examples for everything) El niño jueg-a / Los niños jueg-an (‘the kid/kids play’)

Metafunctional characteristics of Spanish Traditionally seen as a free-syntax language [Subject:]Pedro [Ver:]está jugando [Complement:]al fútbol [Circumstance:]con los chicos (‘Peter is playing soccer with the kids’) [Complement:]A Pedro le [Verb:] gusta [Subject:] jugar al fútbol con los chicos (‘Peter likes playing soccer with the kids’ [lit. To Peter likes playing soccer with the kids’)

A metafunctional view reveals more things Pedro está jugando al fútbol con los chicos Actor Process Range Circumstance Subject Finite + Predicator Adjunct Theme Rheme Peter is playing soccer with the kids Actor Process Range Circumstance Subject Finite + Predicator Complement Adjunct Theme Rheme

A metafunctional view reveals more things A Pedro le gusta jugar al fútbol con los chicos Senser Process Phenomenon Adjunct Finite + Pred Subject Theme Rheme Peter likes playing soccer with the kids Senser Process Phenomenon Subject Finite + Pred Complement Theme Rheme

Metafunctional profile of projection in Spanish

Metafunctional profile of projection in Spanish

Logical projection in the environment of clause complexes: locution

Logical projection in the environment of clause complexes: locution

Logical projection in the environment of clause complexes: idea

Logical projection in the environment of clause complexes: idea

Finite^Subject in projected MOOD

Projection in the environment of intricate clause complexes

Projection in the environment of intricate clause complexes

Behavioural process pressed to serve verbally

Experiential projection in the environment of the clause

Experiential projection in the environment of the clause

Experiential projection in the environment of the clause

Experiential projection in the environment of the clause

Experiential projection in the environment of the group

Experiential projection in the environment of the group

Interpersonal projection in the environment of the clause

Interpersonal projection in the environment of the group

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

Projection at the level of discourse

Projection in Spanish Muchas gracias / 多謝 Jorge Arús Hita Universidad Complutense de Madrid PolySystemic Roundtable on Projection: Multilingual Studies on Quoting and Reporting 7 December, 2015