Algunas particularidades de la flexión pronominal en Corina

Abstract

Pronouns become especially interesting in a revision of the question of literary languages in lyrical traditions, for some of the most important archaisms are conserved in this word class whereas, at the same time, their frequent usage leads to many innovations. In Corinna's work, we find 1) some items often described as Doricisms but rather typical archaisms of choral lyric language: 1st person plural pronoun άμῶѵ or genitive έμοũϛ; 2)some other conservations established as poetical by Homer, such as the preference for forms with the original unassimilated dental consonant in the 2nd person singular pronouns and its possessive adjective (Ƭού, ƬƐἶѵ, Ƭιόϛ,ƬƐόϛ) or article forms Ƭοι and Ƭαι; and 3), given that only innovations can mark a dialectal usage, two possible Bocotian traits; 1st person singular pronoun ỉώѵƴα and feminine οὔƬᾶ (instead of the expected αὔƬᾶ), for the intermediate distance demonstrative with the masculine theme extended to every form of its inflection