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Resumen: Se analizan las referencias bibliográficas incluidas en un conjunto de obras de referencia y actas de congresos sobre filología española. A partir de este análisis, se determina el peso de diferentes tipologías documentales -monografías, publicaciones periódicas y actas de congresos-como canal de comunicación en esta disciplina. Asimismo se establecen los rankings de editoriales y revistas más citadas. A continuación, se realiza un estudio exhaustivo de citas a revistas, a partir del análisis de las referencias presentes en el núcleo de revistas más citadas establecido en la etapa anterior. Los resultados obtenidos muestran un uso considerable de formas de comunicación alternativas a los artículos en revistas académicas, como los libros o la prensa. Los rankings de títulos más citados obtenidos en las dos fases del estudio son similares entre sí, coinciden con los identificados en otros estudios previos e incluyen la mayoría de títulos vaciados en el Arts and Humanities Citation Index, lo que demuestra su validez. Palabras clave: bibliometría, filología española, lengua española, literatura española.Abstract: The bibliographic references included in a set of reference works and proceedings on Spanish language and literature are analysed. The weight of different documentary types -monographs, periodicals and proceedings-as a communication channel in the discipline is determined. The rankings of most cited publishers and journals are also established. Subsequently, an exhaustive analysis of the bibliographic references to journals in the most cited periodicals is done. Results show a considerable use of alternative communication channels to articles in academic journals, as books or newspapers. The rankings of most cited titles in both phases of the study are coincident and so are with those obtained in previous studies and with the listing of journals indexed in the Arts and Humanities Citation Index, showing its validity.

This chapter provides an overview of the main phenomena of syntactic variation that correspond to Caribbean Spanish. It also develops a critical review of the formal analyses proposed in the literature to account for them. After a short theoretical introduction, the presentation of the data is organized into two groups. The first is devoted to constructions that are characteristic of the area under study (including Mexico, Central America, Antilles Islands, Colombia, and Venezuela). The second reviews constructions also found in other territories, but more frequently attested in the Caribbean area. The set of constructions studied relates to major aspects of Spanish grammar, such as the pronominal system, wh- constructions, infinitival subjects, agreement, possessives, cleft constructions, and negation, among others.