Pragmática y lexicografía histórica del español en el siglo XIX: Ramón Joaquín Domínguez
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https://doi.org/10.7203/qfilologia.12.4103Keywords:
Historical Pragmatics, historical lexicography, History of Spanish, linguistic historiography, 19th Century, R. J. Domínguez
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The Diccionario Nacional of Ramón Joaquín Domínguez (Madrid, 1846- 47), an encyclopaedic dictionary, is a valid source for the study of pragmatics from a historical perspective: it offers information about the verbal behaviour of individuals of those days, the “modern” uses of voices marked as “familiar” (colloquial ) and the different meanings according to the circumstances of utterance, the environment or the intention of the speakers. This paper deals with the study of different pragmalinguistic aspects: forms of address, elements of politeness and social treatment and their use, interjections and their conditions of use, offensive or forbidden words, etc. These allow a diachronic inquiry in the field of Spanish studies.
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Mercedes Quilis Merín, University of Valencia
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