Historiografía lingüística y análisis del discurso: las relaciones necesarias
Year: 2016
Type: article
Abstract: This paper seeks to establish the basis of discourse analysis as the starting point for an analytic\napproach to the history of linguistic ideas. We are interested in showing that the history of\nlinguistic ideas is a subject and a corpus that can be created, organized and represented from the\nthree perspectives that are central to discourse analysis: grammatical, discursive, and critical. The\nfirst one describes grammatical resources; the second, their combination as discourse strategies;\nand the third leads to critical interpretations of the strategic use of resources. Three units are\ncombined to perform this kind of analysis: text (grammatical unit), discourse (strategic unit), and\nseries (critical unit). We would like to explore how series borders provide for critical\ninterpretations based on the strategic devices that are made available through grammatical\nresources.\nWe will show how our proposal works in a set within a major series known as “Instituto de\nFilología Hispánica Discourse (1923-1990),” analyzing the 1923 opening speeches by Ricardo\nRojas and Américo Castro.
Author: Salvio Martín Menéndez
Language: Spanish
Subfield: Language and Linguistics
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W2147408457
