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Título: Communicative Strategies and Text Types in the Selection of Amerindian Voices in the 16th Century (1518-1559)
Autores/as: Bravo Garcia, Eva Ma
Caceres Lorenzo, Ma Teresa 
Fecha de publicación: 2014
Editor/a: 0213-2370
Publicación seriada: RILCE. Revista de Filologia Hispanica 
Resumen: After the Caribbean Islands were conquered, there began a time of contact between the Spanish language and consolidated native languages, which would result in the linguistic settlement in the American continent. This paper focuses on the analysis of a selection of works dating between 1518 and 1559, and which have been selected on the basis of the following variables: the author's level of experience in the Indies and the use of communicative strategies in each document. This study is centred on analyzing quantitatively the words included in the chronicles, the tendencies observed, and their interpretation. The resulting textual types show a direct relationship with both the addition of indigenous neologisms and the authors' field of knowledge, through which they filter their personal experience and add the new words.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10553/53113
ISSN: 0213-2370
Fuente: Rilce-Revista De Filologia Hispanica[ISSN 0213-2370],v. 30 (1), p. 86-110
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