Relaciones de poder y cortesía en el español peninsular (siglos XVI-XV): señor como campo léxico clave
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.lyl.1867Keywords:
Léxico ideológico, sociolingüística histórica, español, Ideology lexicon, sociohistorical linguistic, Spanish languageAbstract
RESUMEN
En el presente artículo estudiamos, desde una perspectiva de sociolingüística histórica, el campo léxico que se configura en torno a la voz "señor" entre los siglos XIV y XV. Este trabajo forma parte de un estudio más amplio que analiza la conformación del estilo cortés en el español peninsular entre los siglos XII y XVII. El corpus se compone de fuentes literarias, dado el papel que habría tenido la literatura como difusora de una ideología y un comportamiento social.
ABSTRACT
In this paper, from a sociohistorical linguistic point of view, I study the lexical field of senior in XIV-XV centuries. This work is part of an investigation of the courtesy in the peninsular Spanish language between XII-XVII centuries. The corpus is conformed by literary texts. The reason for this is the role that the literature could have had like diffused of an ideology and a social behavior.
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