Introducción a la lingüística hispánica

Hualde, José Ignacio; Olarrea, Antxon; Escobar, Anna María; Travis, Catherine E.

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“…Thus, in vernacular speech, the uninflected LV in bilingual infinitive constructions is actually pronounced as asé. Note that whereas s-deletion is characteristic of many Spanish varieties (Hualde et al 2010), r-deletion in verbal infinitives, has been particularly attested in Spanish Creoles and Afro-Hispanic varieties (Hualde et al 2010;Lipski 2007). In this regard, NBS shares certain phonetic features that are closer to Spanish creoles than to Central American and/or Caribbean Spanish varieties.…”

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A congruence approach to the study of bilingual compound verbs in Northern Belize contact Spanish

Balam¹,

Pérez²,

Mayans³

2014

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Attested in a wide variety of contact situations, bilingual compound verbs (BCVs) have baffled linguists, as they are innovative hybrid constructions that appear superfluous. In the current study, we examine BCVs in Northern Belize, where Spanish/English language alternation occurs alongside the pervasive use of Belizean Kriol, Belize’s lingua franca. We analyze Northern Belize code-switchers’ acceptability judgments and use of BCVs in oral production to determine whether stativity and/or verb frequency constrain the incorporation of BCVs as previously contended. The quantitative analysis of acceptability judgments and 553 canonical BCVs from 25 adolescent and 18 post-adolescent speakers revealed that BCVs are not constrained by stativity or verb frequency. We contend that although there are syntactic constraints, bilinguals’/multilinguals’ use of their linguistic resources is largely dependent on social factors (Sebba 1998). In the case of Northern Belize, where speakers do not perceive code-switching as illegitimate but rather embrace it and associate it with their mixed, multiplex identity, positive attitudes to non-standard varieties may have paved the way for the ubiquitous use of BCVs. The availability of a native Spanish/Mayan BCV model may have also catalyzed the process. BCVs in Northern Belize merit further investigation as they are innovative structures with Creoloid features that reflect code-switchers’ creative ability to capitalize on structural parsimony.

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A congruence approach to the study of bilingual compound verbs in Northern Belize contact Spanish

Balam¹,

Pérez²,

Mayans³

2014

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“…Sephardim, Jews of Sephardic origin, inhabited the Iberian Peninsula from the first century CE and continued to thrive until the Middle Ages (Sitton, 1985). From the year 700, they found themselves under somewhat tolerant Muslim rule throughout the peninsula, until their expulsion from Spain by the Catholic Monarchs Ferdinand and Isabel in 1492, after the Reconquista of Christian lands (Hualde, 2010). The Alhambra Decree issued by the Catholic Monarchs stated that all Jews, and Muslims, still residing in the kingdom would be forced to convert to Catholicism (Azevedo, 2008).…”

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A Minority's Minority: An Ethnographic Study of Sephardic Jewish Community in Atlanta

Dooley¹

2017

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“…A través del lenguaje el hombre ha desarrollado diversas costumbres, formas de vida, de culturas; por tal razón, Steven Pinker (1994) planteó que el lenguaje representa una ventana a la naturaleza humana. El estudio del lenguaje es, para empezar, un reto intelectual y una actividad fascinante en sí misma, el intento de recomponer y de desentrañar el funcionamiento de un rompecabezas enormemente estructurado y complejo (Hualde, Olarrea, Escobar & Travis, 2010). La Pragmática es la disciplina de la Lingüística que estudia el lenguaje en su uso y en la acción dentro de la cual ocurre.…”

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Las manifestaciones de la fuerza ilocucionaria en la prensa escrita

Pérez

2014

Cuad. linguist. hisp.

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70 ResumenEl objetivo de este trabajo fue analizar el tipo de acciones discursivas que se usan en los enunciados que componen los textos noticiosos judiciales. Para lograrlo se analizó un corpus de 131 enunciados empleados como testimonios de las fuentes militares citados en los diarios La Nación, del departamento del Huila, y El Líder, del departamento de Caquetá durante el año 2011. A partir de la tipología de actos de habla planteada por Jhon Austin, se pudo establecer que cerca de un 34% de los enunciados constituyen un tipo de acto de habla distinto a relatar, lo cual representa una clara forma de interposición de la acción sobre la descripción, que se supone es la principal función del ejercicio de informar.Palabras clave: enunciado, acto de habla, fuerza ilocucionaria, pragmática. Manifestations of illocutionary force in written pressAbstract The objective of this study was to analyze the type of discursive actions used in statements from judicial news texts. In order to achieve that, a corpus of 131 statements was analyzed. These statements were used as testimonies from military sources and quoted during 2011 in the newspapers: La Nación, from the department of Huila and El Líder, from the department of Caquetá. Using the typology of speech-acts proposed by John Austin, it was possible to conclude that about 34% of the statements are part of a speech act with a different purpose than describing. This represents a clear form of insertion of action over description, which is supposed to be the main function of informing.

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Introducción a la lingüística hispánica

Cited by 41 publications

References 30 publications

A congruence approach to the study of bilingual compound verbs in Northern Belize contact Spanish

A congruence approach to the study of bilingual compound verbs in Northern Belize contact Spanish

A Minority's Minority: An Ethnographic Study of Sephardic Jewish Community in Atlanta

Las manifestaciones de la fuerza ilocucionaria en la prensa escrita

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