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2. Uso correcto del español en la redacción de artículos biológicos.
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Monge-Nájera, Julián and Anchía, Silvia Méndez
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SPANISH language , *COGNATE words , *ECONOMY (Linguistics) , *NAMES , *LEXICON , *STRESS (Linguistics) - Abstract
Correct use of Spanish when writing biological papers. We present a list of the most frequent errors in biological manuscripts written in Spanish, and we explain which are the recommended options. Our article is based on the International Codes of Nomenclature, and the guidelines of the Real Academia de la Lengua and the Council of Science Editors. We group the indications in four categories: lexical errors (e.g. English cognates); spelling (graphic accents, punctuation, font), morphology (use of prepositions) and style (linguistic economy). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2008
3. El lenguaje de los medios de comunicación en los Premios Miguel Delibes.
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Eleta, María Monjas
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ELECTRONIC paper ,SPANISH language ,PRESS associations ,CONTENT analysis ,MASS media ,DIGITAL media - Abstract
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- 2020
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4. Ocular references on ancient coins.
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Sanchez, Juan Luis
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ANCIENT coins , *PAPER money , *COIN collecting , *SPANISH language , *COIN private collections - Abstract
According to the dictionary of the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language, numismatics is the discipline that studies coins and medals, mainly ancient ones. In other places, this definition includes the study and collection of paper money or banknotes. The information we can obtain from coins with a minimum study of the aspects that appear on them is surprising. In relation to vision and ophthalmology, they show us important figures in the field, ocular symbology, they tell us about mythology and religion and curious stories that we would hardly have known without looking at the coins. Finally, we will talk about an important 19th century Valencian ophthalmologist, Rafael Cervera y Royo, and the collection of ancient coins that bears his name. This work is not intended to be an exhaustive description of all the coins and medals that speak of vision, but rather a sample of the valuable information that numismatics contributes to our speciality and to stimulate the public's curiosity about this fascinating science. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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5. Body percussion as a pedagogical resource. Bibliometric study on body percussion based exclusively on secondary search engines.
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Francisco Arnau-Mollá, Antonio and Javier Romero-Naranjo, Francisco
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EXECUTIVE function ,SEARCH engines ,SPANISH language ,RESEARCH teams ,ACTION research ,BIBLIOMETRICS - Abstract
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- 2022
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6. LA FUERZA EN LA CONSTRUCCIÓN DEL MARCO TEÓRICO EN ARTÍCULOS CIENTÍFICOS: UN ANÁLISIS DESDE LA LINGÜÍSTICA SISTÉMICO-FUNCIONAL.
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Barletta, Norma Patricia, Chamorro, Diana Judith, and Mizuno, Jorge
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FUNCTIONAL linguistics ,RESEARCH & development ,APPLIED linguistics ,SPANISH language ,ACADEMIC discourse - Abstract
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- 2020
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7. INTERTEXTUALIDAD EN LA TRADUCCIÓN DE LA NOVELA DURO COMO EL AGUA, DE YAN LIANKE.
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Cuadra-Mora, Belén
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INFLUENCE (Literary, artistic, etc.) ,WATER hardness ,LITERATURE translations ,CHINESE language ,SPANISH language ,INTERTEXTUALITY - Abstract
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- 2024
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8. Empirical application of sentiment analysis and emotions in Spanish: A post-cognitivist approach.
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Dip, Juan Antonio and Silenzi, María Inés
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SENTIMENT analysis ,SPANISH language ,EMOTIONS ,EMOTIONAL experience ,ECONOMICS education - Abstract
Text mining has led to growth in sentiment analysis (SA) across various research disciplines. The pandemic has provided a unique and special context for analysing students’ written expression. We utilised comments from a survey conducted during the pandemic to create a corpus for SA. The corpus comprises 25,197 words extracted from over 600 comments in Spanish, collected during a survey that lasted around 20 days. We aim to detect sentiments and emotions from this corpus using SA. However, some essential and little-discussed issues in literature should be addressed, such as its relationship with post-cognitivist theory. This paper uses the post-cognitivist approach to analyse emotions and sentiments through SA with the Spanish lexicon in the economics of education. Literature in this area needs further development, especially in Spanish. The article shows that the emotions and sentiments of students in challenging situations can be identified through a corpus of student comments. However, specific elements should be considered while interpreting emotions and sentiments within the framework of post-cognitivism methodologies. Recognising that the human experience is a complex interaction, it is essential to consider the emotional nuances within the context in which they develop. Addressing this issue from the post-cognitivist approach is one of several ways to carry out this task. Using SA and emotions to analyse a text corpus is still helpful for researchers who follow the post-cognitivist approach. However, combining this technique with other qualitative and in-depth computational methods is essential to fully understanding the emotional experiences within their respective contexts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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9. Cº realizations along the left edge across English and Spanish.
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Villa-García, Julio
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ENGLISH language ,SPANISH language ,HEAD - Abstract
This paper investigates the lexicalization of the complementizer that/que in English and Spanish varieties in different contexts along the left edge of the clause. This is performed through discussion of a range of constructions traditionally attributed to the CP domain/left periphery, primarily (but not only) in certain embedded clauses. The ubiquity of that/que, that is, the lexical realization of that/que in subordinating environments, exclamative clauses, interrogative contexts, and subjunctive clauses, amongst others, sheds light not only on the characterization of the relevant constructions but also on the make-up of the left edge of the clause. The fact that such realizations can be obligatory, optional, or, on occasion, impossible, sometimes depending on the variety in question, furthers our understanding of head lexicalizations while contributing to macro and microvariation studies in syntactic theory. In so doing, this paper paves the way for holistic investigations devoted to complementizer realization in the head position of different left-edge-related constructions and in different linguistic varieties. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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10. Sign Language Dataset for Automatic Motion Generation.
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Villa-Monedero, María, Gil-Martín, Manuel, Sáez-Trigueros, Daniel, Pomirski, Andrzej, and San-Segundo, Rubén
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SIGN language ,SPANISH language ,PHONEME (Linguistics) ,SKELETON - Abstract
Several sign language datasets are available in the literature. Most of them are designed for sign language recognition and translation. This paper presents a new sign language dataset for automatic motion generation. This dataset includes phonemes for each sign (specified in HamNoSys, a transcription system developed at the University of Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany) and the corresponding motion information. The motion information includes sign videos and the sequence of extracted landmarks associated with relevant points of the skeleton (including face, arms, hands, and fingers). The dataset includes signs from three different subjects in three different positions, performing 754 signs including the entire alphabet, numbers from 0 to 100, numbers for hour specification, months, and weekdays, and the most frequent signs used in Spanish Sign Language (LSE). In total, there are 6786 videos and their corresponding phonemes (HamNoSys annotations). From each video, a sequence of landmarks was extracted using MediaPipe. The dataset allows training an automatic system for motion generation from sign language phonemes. This paper also presents preliminary results in motion generation from sign phonemes obtaining a Dynamic Time Warping distance per frame of 0.37. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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11. The webnovela and immigrants in the United States
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López‐Pumarejo, Tomás A., Pisani, Michael J., and Perez‐Batres, Luis A.
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- 2012
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12. SENTENTIAL EVIDENTIALS IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH MEDICAL RESEARCH PAPERS.
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Alonso-Almeida, Francisco and Adams, Heather
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EVIDENTIALS (Linguistics) ,MEDICAL research ,MODALITY (Linguistics) ,COMPARATIVE grammar ,ENGLISH language ,SPANISH language - Abstract
This paper studies evidentiality in a corpus of medical research papers in English and Spanish. We concentrate on sentential evidentials, i.e. evidentials affecting a complete proposition, in both languages. We will show that these devices are more frequent in English than in Spanish, although the two languages use similar constructions to show authors' source/mode of information. Our study considers evidentials found in the different research sections in order to detect and describe intrageneric differences. This research aims to contribute (1) to the characterisation of the medical research papers in both languages, and (2) to the debate concerning the relationship between evidentiality and epistemic modality. Our view is that they represent two distinct categories. The interpretation of evidentials in terms of authorial commitment is a pragmatic effect perceived by readers/hearers. This approach leads the analyses of the examples to conclude that the two concepts are autonomous, although readers may infer other pragmatic values. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2012
13. UNVEILING TOPIC-REMNANT ELIDED POLAR QUESTIONS: A NEW ELLIPTICAL CONSTRUCTION IN SPANISH AND ITS CONSEQUENCES FOR THE IDENTITY CONDITION.
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Stigliano, Laura
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SPANISH language ,LINGUISTIC identity ,LINGUISTIC context ,GENERALIZATION ,MERCHANTS - Abstract
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- 2023
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14. Agreement and Information Structure in Spanish PRO [PL] with -DP †.
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Mare, María
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SPANISH language ,BINARY codes ,PRONOUNS (Grammar) ,LEXICON ,PLURALITY voting ,NOUNS - Abstract
This paper aims to revisit a construction found in some Spanish varieties which refers to a set constituted by a singular referent and an annex introduced by the item con 'with': PRO(noun)
[PL] with-DP. This construction triggers plural agreement and can be doubled by a plural pronoun, indicating that the annex is included in the set to which verbal agreement and the plural pronoun refer. For example, Nosotros con Juan viajamos ayer (literally, 'We with Juan travelled.1PL yesterday') means 'Juan and I travelled yesterday'. We explore the Spanish PRO[PL] with-DP, taking into account its discursive properties together with the syntactic requirements involved in the agreement patterns. In fact, although the two individuals denoted by this construction are involved as equal participants in the event, they have a different discursive status: one of them introduces new information, while the other refers to the immediate communicative situation. If some notions regarding information structure can be coded by binary features such as [+/−anaphor] and [+/−contrast], it is possible to find plurality triggered by the opposite combination of features within the same syntactic object. PRO[PL] with-DP is a possibility that the lexicons of some languages offer. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2024
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15. ESTRUCTURAS SEUDOCOORDINADAS: PERÍFRASIS Y SIGNIFICADOS ASPECTUALES.
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MALENA KORNFELD, Laura
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COLUMNS ,SPANISH language ,VERBS ,GRAMMATICALIZATION ,COUNTRIES - Abstract
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- 2024
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16. Introduzione al volume speciale Fraseografia e metafraseografia delle varietà diatopiche. Studi in onore di Fiorenzo Toso.
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Autelli, Erica and Konecny, Christine
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PHRASEOLOGY ,SPANISH language ,LEXICOGRAPHY ,COLLOCATION (Linguistics) ,ITALIAN language ,PROVERBS - Abstract
In the introductory article to this special issue, the two editors first provide a brief insight into how it arose and then give an overview of the contents of the individual papers, all of which are dedicated to phraseography or metaphraseography. These two fields of linguistic research belong to both phraseology and (meta-)lexicography and deal with the inclusion of phrasemes in dictionaries and the corresponding practical and theoretical issues. The articles also have in common that they focus on various diatopic Romance varieties spoken in Italy (Genoese, Trentino, Piedmontese, Tuscan, regional Italian of Rome, Sardinian, Catalan of Alghero), Croatia (Istriot), Spain and Latin America (regional varieties of Spanish). Since the term phraseme is used in a broad sense in this publication, numerous different phraseological categories are discussed in the papers, including, for example, syntagmatic verbs and partially lexically filled constructions, in addition to more classical categories such as idioms, proverbs and collocations. Finally, it will be briefly argued why this special issue, which is inspired by the two research projects GEPHRAS and GEPHRAS2, can be regarded as particularly innovative. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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17. Lexical–Syntactic Classes of Adjectives in Copular Sentences across Spanish Varieties: The Innovative Use of Estar.
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Gumiel-Molina, Silvia, Moreno-Quibén, Norberto, and Pérez-Jiménez, Isabel
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SPANISH language ,ADJECTIVES (Grammar) ,DEBTOR & creditor ,LATIN American music - Abstract
This paper aims to provide a clearer understanding of the structure known in the literature as the innovative use of estar, illustrated in sentences like Luego salgo/voy a visitar usuarios que están muy morosos [Medellín, Colombia; Preseea] ("Today I am going to visit users that are
.ESTAR defaulting debtors"). In such sentences, no comparison is established between stages or counterparts of the subject of predication with regard to the property expressed by the adjective, as opposed to estar-sentences in standard/general Spanish. This innovative structure is a syntactic scheme employed throughout different Latin American Spanish varieties. The goal of this paper is twofold: it is both descriptive and theoretical. From a descriptive perspective, it offers an exhaustive and updated empirical characterization of the extent of this structure in Latin American Spanish based on an analysis of the Preseea corpus. This description takes into consideration both its geographical distribution in the different Latin American dialectal varieties and the lexical–syntactic classes of adjectives that appear as predicates in innovative estar-sentences. Building on this, from a theoretical point of view, a critical evaluation is made of the existing proposals in the literature that explain the properties—both syntactic and semantic—of the innovative construction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2024
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18. Open Brain AI and language assessment.
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Themistocleous, Charalambos
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WRITTEN communication ,LANGUAGE ability testing ,MEDICAL personnel ,SPANISH language ,ITALIAN language - Abstract
Neurolinguistic assessments play a vital role in neurological examinations, revealing a wide range of language and communication impairments associated with developmental disorders and acquired neurological conditions. Yet, a thorough neurolinguistic assessment is timeconsuming and laborious and takes valuable resources from other tasks. To empower clinicians, healthcare providers, and researchers, we have developed Open Brain AI (OBAI). The aim of this computational platform is twofold. First, it aims to provide advanced AI tools to facilitate spoken and written language analysis, automate the analysis process, and reduce the workload associated with time-consuming tasks. The platform currently incorporates multilingual tools for English, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish. The tools involve models for (i) audio transcription, (ii) automatic translation, (iii) grammar error correction, (iv) transcription to the International Phonetic Alphabet, (v) readability scoring, (vi) phonology, morphology, syntax, semantic measures (e.g., counts and proportions), and lexical measures. Second, it aims to support clinicians in conducting their research and automating everyday tasks with "OBAI Companion," an AI language assistant that facilitates language processing, such as structuring, summarizing, and editing texts. OBAI also provides tools for automating spelling and phonology scoring. This paper reviews OBAI's underlying architectures and applications and shows how OBAI can help professionals focus on higher-value activities, such as therapeutic interventions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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19. Chilean Spanish Intonational Plateaus and Their Pragmatic Functions: A Case of Contact with Mapudungun.
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Rogers, Brandon M. A. and Face, Timothy L.
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SPANISH language ,LANGUAGE contact ,PROSODIC analysis (Linguistics) ,INTONATION (Phonetics) ,PRAGMATICS - Abstract
Intonational plateaus exist in Chilean Spanish in contexts in which they do not exist in any other variety of Spanish. Mapudungun, which has been in contact with Chilean Spanish for centuries, also has plateaus in similar contexts, although for years, the possibility of any influence of Mapudungun on Spanish has been largely dismissed. The present study examines the discourse contexts in which intonational plateaus occur in both Chilean Spanish and Mapudungun and finds that their pragmatic function is similar, with the vast majority of cases highlighting information based on the subjective communicative desire of the speaker rather than falling into established syntactic or pragmatic categories such as narrow focus. However, while the pragmatic function is similar between the languages, Mapudungun has a wider use of the plateaus, indicating a likely longer presence in this language. Based on the similarities in pragmatic function, the absence of such plateaus in any other variety of Spanish, and the wider use of plateaus in Mapudungun, this paper argues that the Chilean Spanish plateaus originate from Mapudungun due to their centuries-long history of intense language contact. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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20. Variable Acceptability of Differential Object Marking in Bilingual Galician–Spanish Speakers: An Exploratory Study.
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Delicado Cantero, Manuel and Parafita Couto, M. Carmen
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SPANISH language ,CONTROL groups ,GRAMMAR ,LANGUAGE & languages - Abstract
This paper presents an initial study of the acceptability of differential object marking (DOM) by Galician–Spanish bilinguals in Galicia. The research explores judgments provided by these bilinguals (n = 69) on DOM in both Galician and Spanish and it also explores data from a monolingual Spanish control group (n = 12). The surveys target contexts covering key syntactic and semantic–pragmatic contexts for DOM in Galician and Spanish, based on the existing literature. The Galician data reveal a tendency towards reduced acceptability of DOM compared to Spanish, but without a generalized rejection of DOM in any of the contexts. The Spanish data show variability in both groups. The study contributes insights from an under-studied language pair and aims to open avenues for further work. More generally, it enhances our understanding of DOM in bilingual grammars, particularly in microcontact situations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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21. The Post-Pandemic Achievement Gap in Indigenous Students in a First-Semester Mixed-Level Language Course.
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Diaz-Collazos, Ana Maria
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ACHIEVEMENT gap ,NATIVE American students ,TEST-taking skills ,TEACHING methods ,SPANISH language ,NATIVE Americans ,STUDENTS ,INDIGENOUS peoples - Abstract
This paper analyzes data from Native American students' attainment in a first-semester Spanish language course at an indigenous-serving institution before, during, and after the pandemic. The gap between Native American and non-Native American students increased during the first post-pandemic semester to the point that just one out of 11 Native Americans passed the course in the fall of 2021. After that, the gap between Native American and non-Native American students gradually narrowed until reaching the lowest failing grades of 23% in the spring 2023. In my teaching, Native American students benefit from a classic teaching style involving longer lecture time, monitored note-taking, consistent attendance requirements, in-person communication, and clearly communicated differentiation strategies for grading. This may align with the cycle of learning outlined by Benally (1994): Nitsáhákees (Thinking), Nahat'á (Planning), Iiná (Living) and Sihasin (Assuring). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
22. EDUCATION IN A REGIONAL OR MINORITY LANGUAGE: THE CASE OF CATALAN IN SPAIN.
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Branchadell, Albert
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LINGUISTIC minorities ,CATALAN language ,LANGUAGE policy ,SPANISH language ,SUPERIOR courts - Abstract
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- 2023
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23. Grammatical and Lexical Dialectal Variation in Spanish: The Case of deísmo.
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Gutiérrez-Rodríguez, Edita and Pérez-Ocón, Pilar
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SPANISH language ,VISUAL perception ,VERBS ,PREPOSITIONS - Abstract
Deísmo is a non-standard dialectal phenomenon consisting of the insertion of a non-required preposition de 'of' before a non-finite clause: Me apetece (de) salir 'I want to go out'. In most papers, de is analyzed as a defective complementizer that does not change the meaning of the sentence. However, deísmo has also been associated with a prospective meaning with some verbs, and de has been considered as a marker of evidentiality with visual perception verbs. In this paper, we provide a formal analysis for deísmo constructions, in which de is located in a projection below that occupied by de in dequeísmo constructions). Secondly, we will show the results of a questionnaire whose objective is to figure out if there is an evidential meaning associated with deísmo. For the questionnaire, we made a preliminary search in Corpus Oral y Sonoro del Español Rural (COSER) and in Spanish Web Corpus 2018 (Sketch Engine). From this, we selected the most frequent verbs with deísmo in Castilla-La Mancha (Spain). An examination of the results revealed that, on the one hand, deísmo is lexically associated with certain verbs, but not necessarily with all of the same semantic class; and on the other hand, that there is not an evidential meaning associated with deísmo. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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24. A Formal Approach to Spanish 'Genitive' Pronouns in Non-Nominal Domains †.
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Mare, María
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SPANISH language ,PRONOUNS (Grammar) ,SOCIAL constructionism ,VARIATION in language - Abstract
This paper examines the distribution of 'genitive' pronouns in non-nominal domains in Spanish. These pronouns can alternate with constructions headed by the item de 'of' and a pronoun or other Determiner Phrases (DPs). In general Spanish, this alternation between a synthetic (nuestro 'our') and an analytic (de nosotros 'of us') option is found in the nominal domain. However, when looking at variation, this alternation appears in adverbial, verbal, and adjectival domains too. We discuss this phenomenon from a neo-constructionist approach, which assumes the late insertion of phonological exponents. We propose that the analytic and the synthetic options have almost the same syntactic structure, the only difference being the nature of the nominalizer's φ-features. When the nominalizer values its φ-features, it can be lexicalized alone, and the 'genitive' pronoun lexicalizes the rest of the structure, including the introducer p/Place. Otherwise, when the nominalizer cannot (or needs not to) value its features, a 'non-genitive' pronoun lexicalizes the pronominal structure, and the head p/Place is lexicalized by the item de. Our proposal explains the complementary distribution between agreement/nominal morphology and the item de observed in many Spanish constructions. Different consequences are advantageously deduced. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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25. Syntax and semantics of naming constructions: a resultative account.
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Sánchez Sánchez, Aarón Pablo
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ONOMASIOLOGY ,SYNTAX (Grammar) ,SPANISH language ,VERBS - Abstract
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- 2023
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26. Deverbal discourse-pragmatic markers in English and Spanish: A contrastive corpus-based study on wait and espera.
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LASTRES-LÓPEZ, CRISTINA and CAMACHO-SALAS, NAZARET
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LINGUISTICS ,LANGUAGE & languages ,COMMUNICATION ,ENGLISH language ,SPANISH language - Abstract
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- 2023
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27. Manipulation of Gender in the Translations of I am Malala and Things Fall Apart.
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MOINDJIE, MOHAMED ABDOU and RAHAMATULLAH, UMMU SALMAH
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MALAY language ,GRAMMATICAL gender ,FRENCH language ,SPANISH language ,ENGLISH language - Abstract
Translation studies in the 1960s have evolved due to the concept of culture turn which embodies gender translation problems. Gender is a culture-specific problem because languages have different peculiarities of natural gender, grammatical gender, and dual gender, which need a semantic cultural approach. This paper is a comparative qualitative study on translators' manipulation of gender in translation. Being a product-oriented study, it examines and compares existing translations of the novels, "I am Malala" and "Things Fall Apart" from English into Malay, French and Spanish to construct a translation modelling. The source texts (STs) and target texts (TTs) are wholly read; data related to natural gender, grammatical gender, and dual gender are identified, collected, and analyzed. The analysis is done following Leech's (1974/1981) theory on meaning. The research reveals that natural gender is translated literally from English into Malay, French, and Spanish; grammatical gender is also translated literally from English into French and Spanish, whereas in Malay a generalization is used for grammatical gender owing to the Malay language peculiarities. The research reveals also that there are meaning losses and malpresentation of women in dual gender nouns translation in French and Spanish due to biased orthodox patriarchal manipulation preference, which makes the masculine represent the feminine in dual gender nouns. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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28. Gender and Accent Biases in AI-Based Tools for Spanish: A Comparative Study between Alexa and Whisper.
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Nacimiento-García, Eduardo, Díaz-Kaas-Nielsen, Holi Sunya, and González-González, Carina S.
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AUTOMATIC speech recognition ,SEX discrimination ,ARTIFICIAL intelligence ,SPANISH language ,ERROR rates - Abstract
Considering previous research indicating the presence of biases based on gender and accent in AI-based tools such as virtual assistants or automatic speech recognition (ASR) systems, this paper examines these potential biases in both Alexa and Whisper for the major Spanish accent groups. The Mozilla Common Voice dataset is employed for testing, and after evaluating tens of thousands of audio fragments, descriptive statistics are calculated. After analyzing the data disaggregated by gender and accent, it is observed that, for this dataset, in terms of means and medians, Alexa performs slightly better for female voices than for male voices, while the opposite is true for Whisper. However, these differences in both cases are not considered significant. In the case of accents, a higher Word Error Rate (WER) is observed among certain accents, suggesting bias based on the spoken Spanish accent. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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29. The Evolving Landscape of Spanish Language Representation in U.S. Media: From Overt to Covert Discrimination.
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Parker, Grace A., Botek, Maia, and Pascual y Cabo, Diego
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SPANISH language ,MASS media ,EQUALITY ,SPEECH ,STEREOTYPES ,RACE - Abstract
Despite the continuously expanding presence of Spanish-speaking communities in the United States, media representation of the Spanish language and that of its speakers has remained relatively scarce. At present, however, a growing interest in reaching and cashing in on this influential consumer group is forcing significant changes in the mass media communication landscape. Not only are an increasing number of movies and TV shows working with more diverse casts (ethnically, culturally, linguistically, etc.), but there also seems to be a heightened presence of Latinx characters in leading or supporting roles. This tendency, however, does not necessarily mean that mainstream media is becoming more inclusive and less anglocentric. In fact, a careful look at the storylines of individuals who are perceived to be Spanish speakers will reveal that they mostly portray stereotypical roles and behaviors. When their stories are told, they are all too often infused with unwarranted messages that portray Latinxs as lazy, unskilled, unintelligible in speech, hypersexual, or simply too 'foreign' to fit in. Whether overtly or covertly expressed, the negative impact of these persistent transgressions has the potential to shape real-world ideologies, attitudes, and prejudices. This paper adopts a critical raciolinguistic perspective, which underscores the co-naturalization of language and race, to highlight the role of media in reinforcing discrimination against the Spanish language and its speakers. In our analysis of six recently popularized TV shows (i.e., East Los High, Family Guy, Gentefied, Jane the Virgin, One Day at a Time, and That '70s Show), we examine the perpetuation of racialized stereotypes toward Latinx characters' linguistic practices with regard to (i) the environment in which they exist, (ii) their mannerisms, (iii) speech patterns, and (iv) interactions with other characters. We demonstrate how these shows' blending of seemingly harmless linguistic ideologies with stereotypical and sensationalized representations grounded in colonial hierarchies reproduces hegemonic interests, perpetuates social inequalities, and places racialized Spanish speakers at a disadvantage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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30. Radio-Lect: Spanish/English Code-Switching in On-Air Advertisements.
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Derrick, Roshawnda A.
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SPANISH language ,ENGLISH language ,ADVERTISING ,CODE switching (Linguistics) ,LINGUISTIC analysis ,RADIO audiences ,CENSUS - Abstract
The 2020 census reports that 61.2 million Latinxs live in the US, totaling around 19% of all residents, forming the country's largest minority population. With the growing number of Latinxs, there has been a higher level of contact between Spanish and English leading to language mixing or code-switching (CS) in mainstream American culture. This paper examines the Spanish/English CS in radio advertisements on Los Angeles's 96.3 La Mega, a bilingual radio station geared towards today's youth. Using Derrick' 2015 sentential framework for the linguistic analysis of multilingual sentences, I carry out a sentence-by-sentence analysis of the linguistic nature of the on-air bilingual advertisements. I explore both national advertisements, as well as DJ-endorsed advertisements, to discern whether they follow the patterns previously pointed out in the literature for positive consumer evaluations of Spanish/English bilingual advertisements. Furthermore, I am interested in if these advertisements are in line with the ethos of 96.3 La Mega, which prides itself on being fully bilingual. This research will shed light on the linguistic nature of contemporary strategies being used in bilingual advertisements for the US Latinx community and marketing tactics designed to encourage their consumerism. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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31. «Con la Lengua Fuera». Proyecto de innovación digital para el aula virtual de Lengua Española.
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Arrieta Castillo, Carolina and Onieva Lupiáñez, Alicia
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32. La argumentación en los albores de la publicidad: el caso de los anuncios en prensa malagueña de la primera mitad del siglo xix.
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ROBLES ÁVILA, SARA
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NINETEENTH century ,ADVERTISING ,SPANISH language ,NEWSPAPERS ,ANNOUNCEMENTS - Abstract
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33. Automatic Translation between Mixtec to Spanish Languages Using Neural Networks.
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Santiago-Benito, Hermilo, Córdova-Esparza, Diana-Margarita, Castro-Sánchez, Noé-Alejandro, García-Ramirez, Teresa, Romero-González, Julio-Alejandro, and Terven, Juan
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SPANISH language ,RECURRENT neural networks ,TRANSFORMER models ,GENERATIVE pre-trained transformers ,TRANSLATING & interpreting - Abstract
This paper introduces a novel method for collecting and translating texts from the Mixtec to the Spanish language. The method comprises four primary steps. First, we collected a Mixtec–Spanish corpus that includes 4568 sentences from educational and religious domain texts. To enhance the parallel corpus, we generate synthetic data with GPT-3.5. Second, we cleaned the data with a semi-automatic approach followed by preprocessing and tokenization. In preprocessing, we removed stop words, duplicated sentences, special characters, and numbers and converted them to lowercase. Third, we performed semi-automatic alignment to find the correspondence of Mixtec–Spanish sentences to generate sentence-level aligned texts necessary for translation. Finally, we trained automatic translation models based on recurrent neural networks, bidirectional recurrent neural networks, and Transformers. Our system achieved a BLEU score of 95.66 for Mixtec-to-Spanish translation and 99.87 for Spanish-to-Mixtec translation. We also obtained a translation edit rate (TER) of 0.5 for Spanish-to-Mixtec and a TER of 16.5 for Mixtec-to-Spanish. Our research stands out as a pioneering effort in the field of automatic Mixtec-to-Spanish translation in Mexico, filling a gap identified in the current literature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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34. La factualidad y las oraciones condicionales en español: Un estudio de corpus.
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Barrios, Leyre and Vázquez, Glòria
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COMPUTATIONAL linguistics ,TENSE (Grammar) ,CORPORA ,SPANISH language ,CERTAINTY - Abstract
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35. Una propuesta de texto fonológicamente equilibrado: El ratón Arturo, la adaptación al español de Arthur the Rat.
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Casado-Mancebo, Mario, Polo Cano, Nuria, and Teira Serrano, Celia
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SPANISH language ,MOVEMENT disorders ,SPEECH disorders ,WORD frequency ,PHONEME (Linguistics) - Abstract
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36. Al dente, en berlina, a ufo: configuración formal, sintagmática y funcional de los italianismos como palabras idiomáticas en locuciones en español.
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Aguilar Ruiz, Manuel José
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ITALIAN language ,SPANISH language ,LOANWORDS ,ENCYCLOPEDIAS & dictionaries ,FUNCTIONAL analysis - Abstract
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37. El inglés en las revistas de impacto ¿un alentador intento de unificar o una excusa para marginar?
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Lopeztegui-Castillo, Alexander and Zavala-García, Elizabeth M.
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DISCRIMINATORY language ,MARINE sciences ,SPANISH language - Abstract
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- 2023
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38. Synthetic Corpus Generation for Deep Learning-Based Translation of Spanish Sign Language.
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Perea-Trigo, Marina, Botella-López, Celia, Martínez-del-Amor, Miguel Ángel, Álvarez-García, Juan Antonio, Soria-Morillo, Luis Miguel, and Vegas-Olmos, Juan José
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SIGN language ,DEEP learning ,SPANISH language ,TECHNOLOGICAL innovations ,TRANSLATING & interpreting ,NATIVE language - Abstract
Sign language serves as the primary mode of communication for the deaf community. With technological advancements, it is crucial to develop systems capable of enhancing communication between deaf and hearing individuals. This paper reviews recent state-of-the-art methods in sign language recognition, translation, and production. Additionally, we introduce a rule-based system, called ruLSE, for generating synthetic datasets in Spanish Sign Language. To check the usefulness of these datasets, we conduct experiments with two state-of-the-art models based on Transformers, MarianMT and Transformer-STMC. In general, we observe that the former achieves better results (+3.7 points in the BLEU-4 metric) although the latter is up to four times faster. Furthermore, the use of pre-trained word embeddings in Spanish enhances results. The rule-based system demonstrates superior performance and efficiency compared to Transformer models in Sign Language Production tasks. Lastly, we contribute to the state of the art by releasing the generated synthetic dataset in Spanish named synLSE. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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39. Third-Generation Heritage Spanish Acquisition and Socialization: Word Learning and Overheard Input in an L.A.-Based Mexican Family.
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Alvarez, Eric and Morgenstern, Aliyah
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SPANISH language ,SPEECH ,LANGUAGE acquisition ,BILINGUALISM ,SPANIARDS ,SOCIALIZATION ,EYE drops - Abstract
This case study examines overheard speech in a third-generation heritage Spanish Mexican family. It presents Spanish use longitudinally and describes overheard Spanish word use in interaction. Transcribed on CLAN to create a plurilingual corpus, ethnographic video data consisted of 24 h across three sampling periods, yielding nearly 30,000 Spanish, English, and language mixed utterances. Quantitative analyses indicate strong Spanish use in the first sample, before dropping. Qualitative descriptions show the third-generation target-child's attunement to overheard Spanish, and her agency to use Spanish. Overheard input helps her use Spanish words, influencing her social encounters. This paper examines what we coded as overheard input in heritage language acquisition and socialization research. The language practices of one multigenerational Mexican family in California are explored, accounting for how their language practices in multiparty interaction co-create meaning, and how they help a third-generation child use Spanish words grounded in daily experiences. The findings contribute to the discussion of bilingualism in general and definitions of heritage bilingualism in particular. The results underscore the understudied role of overhead speech produced by a diversity of multigenerational family members and word learning. Participation frameworks are dynamically constructed by all participants as permeable, inclusive, and engage the children's use of inherited bilingual and bicultural practices, suggesting that heritage bilingualism is not just about abstract grammar. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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40. A Comparative Analysis of Declarative Sentences in the Spontaneous Speech of Two Puerto Rican Communities.
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Visconte, Piero, Sessarego, Sandro, and Rao, Rajiv
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SPEECH ,SPANISH language ,CAPITAL cities ,COMPARATIVE studies ,PHONOLOGY ,INTONATION (Phonetics) - Abstract
This paper applies the Autosegmental Metrical (AM) model of intonation phonology and the Spanish Tones and Break Indices (Sp_ToBI) annotation conventions to compare the intonational contours of declarative sentences in two varieties of Puerto Rican Spanish: (1) San Juan Spanish, spoken in the capital city of San Juan, and (2) Loíza Spanish, an Afro-Hispanic vernacular spoken in Loíza. The geographical proximity between these two municipalities entails constant contact within a shared linguistic space. However, speakers from San Juan perceive Loíza as a municipality that has its own peculiar way of speaking. The acoustic and phonological analysis was carried out with PRAAT to verify whether pitch accents coincide in the spontaneous speech of the two analyzed varieties. The data we examined contain an overall predominance of the bitonal pitch accents L*+H and L+
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41. Basic Intonation Patterns of Galician Spanish.
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Pérez Castillejo, Susana and de la Fuente Iglesias, Mónica
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SPANISH language ,INTONATION (Phonetics) ,NATIVE language ,ROMANCE languages - Abstract
This paper presents an inventory of pitch accents and boundary tones in Galician Spanish (GS), a variety spoken in Northwestern Spain. Research so far has focused on explaining GS intonation features as transfer phenomena from Galician, the vernacular Romance language in the region. Because of this, previous studies have often included Galician L1 speakers, for whom transfer is expected when speaking Spanish L2. However, GS is the single L1 of half the children in Galicia, and it is spoken almost exclusively by about a quarter of Galicians. Our study focuses on this population and investigates the relative frequency and distribution of tonal units in GS when direct transfer from Galician is unlikely. A corpus of 1706 sentences (statements, questions, imperatives, and vocatives in neutral and biased contexts) was obtained from 28 participants through a discourse completion task. Results showed that patterns previously attributed to direct transfer from Galician L1 (for example, upstepped final accents in neutral declaratives or falling contours in unmarked interrogatives) are widespread in GS as L1. Findings also show commonalities with other L1 Spanish varieties, both in Europe (for example, L* L% as the unmarked declarative ending) and America (for example, the L* + H prenuclear accent of Caribbean varieties). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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42. De enfermedades sagradas y malditas en la historia del español: la epilepsia a la luz de los diccionarios terminológicos médicos del siglo XIX.
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Molina-Sangüesa, Itziar
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SPANISH language ,SPANISH history ,ETYMOLOGY ,EPILEPSY ,ENCYCLOPEDIAS & dictionaries - Abstract
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- 2024
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43. Configuración estructural y significado de los sufijos adjetivales -ivo y -dor.
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Ángeles Cano-Cambronero, Maria and Martín-García, Josefa
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WORD formation (Grammar) ,SUFFIXES & prefixes (Grammar) ,ADJECTIVES (Grammar) ,SPANISH language ,ARGUMENT - Abstract
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- 2024
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44. Estudio sociolingüístico de los paraguayos en Madrid.
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Mayor-Rocher, Marina and Sáez-Rivera, Daniel M.
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ATTITUDES toward language ,LINGUISTIC minorities ,INTERNAL migration ,SPANISH language ,SOCIAL impact - Abstract
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45. Las Observaciones de Henríquez Ureña (1921), más allá de la dialectología: algunas notas desde/para la historia de la lengua.
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Ramírez Luengo, José Luis
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SPANISH language ,DIALECTS ,CORPORA ,HISTORIOGRAPHY ,GEOGRAPHY - Abstract
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46. La rivalidad de los sufijos formadores de adjetivos relacionales: restricciones formales, semánticas y contextuales.
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Benítez González, Grecia Isabel
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PRODUCTIVITY accounting ,ADJECTIVES (Grammar) ,SPANISH language ,SUFFIXES & prefixes (Grammar) ,SEMANTICS - Abstract
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47. EVALUACIÓN MORFOLÓGICA DE LOS VOCABULARIOS DE SUBPALABRAS UTILIZADOS POR LOS GRANDES MODELOS DE LENGUAJE.
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GARCÍA-SIERRA, Óscar, FERNÁNDEZ-PAMPILLÓN CESTEROS, Ana, and ORTEGA-MARTÍN, Miguel
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LANGUAGE models ,SPANISH language ,EVALUATION methodology ,VOCABULARY ,MORPHEMICS - Abstract
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48. DE LA VARIACIÓN TIPOLÓGICA A LA VARIACIÓN INTRALINGÜÍSTICA (Y VICEVERSA): EL CASO DE LOS FAMILECTOS.
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BENÍTEZ-BURRACO, Antonio and FELÍU-ARQUIOLA, Elena
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SPEECH ,LINGUISTIC complexity ,SPANISH language ,STANDARD language ,LINGUISTIC typology ,SOCIOLINGUISTICS - Abstract
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- 2024
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49. Romance, algarabía, lengua y lenguaje en la prosa de santa Teresa de Jesús: Entre la ideología lingüística y la mística teología.
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Fernández Martín, Patricia
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LANGUAGE awareness ,SPANISH language ,RELIGIOUS thought ,STANDARD language ,IDEOLOGY - Abstract
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50. La construcción ideológica del español como lengua común a través del columnismo lingüístico en España (siglos XIX y XX).
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Amorós Negre, Carla and Baez Damiano, Florencia
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SPANISH language ,LANGUAGE contact ,LANGUAGE & languages ,NATION-state ,NINETEENTH century - Abstract
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