Estudo diacrônico da evolução da língua portuguesa: do percurso histórico da gramática aos metaplasmos contemporâneos.

Abstract

This work focuses on the history of the Portuguese language and its evolution, portraying and dialoguing about possible clashes between the thoughts and linguistics proposals that mark the perspective of social speech and has as objective to analyze developments over time in our language. The research followed a diachronic line, relying on the concern that exists with the language in different social fields: on its sacred perspective, for religion, with the Vedas, protagonist of the scenario and linguistic marks; in philosophy, since the Greeks, as Gurpilhares (2004), which focuses on your search paths for the Normative Grammar; and in search of identity, we are focusing in Coutinho´s analyzes (2011) and Castilho (2010), remaking the trajectory of the Portuguese Language, which starts with the Vulgar Latin and unfolds in several novels - modality which proceed romantic languages - coming from the Iberian Peninsula to Brazil until arriving in the current format of our language. That´s because, according Othero (2003), the languages are modified in such a way that, if isolated geographically, many years later, eventually become incompatible. With our language is not different, the implementation of the Brazilian Portuguese has been obscured by a series of misunderstandings and incomplete knowledge of our linguistic reality. Starting from such questions and the relevance that language entails, this study arose, concurring with, even with the prospects of Bagno (2011) affirms that expose the history of Portuguese is show the changes that have been giving linguistic form, and from there to promote an active language, which has more than two hundred million users.