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    A intensificação em português europeu - Algumas configurações linguísticas em comentários em linha.
    (Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones, 2021) Valentim, Helena; Gonçalves, Matilde
    This study focuses on intensi!cation in European Portuguese. Its aim is to identify and describe some linguistic con!gurations in online comments, which, in conjunction with the discursive-textual characteristics, converge for the characterization of this textual genre. In this perspective, the intensi!cation is approached here as a discursive-textual phenomenon, with a focus on the relevance that linguistic forms and constructions have as markers of values of a high degree of a property or of an effect of meaning along with the strong manifestation of the subject, which is, in itself, a characteristic of the commentary genre.

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