Comedias de humor

This study focuses on the polyfunctionality of discourse markers derived from verbs of motion in Spanish. Based on an extensive corpus of spoken language it provides a detailed analysis of the association between their functional behavior and their concrete and formal expression (position, prosody, combinations). In line with the cognitive approach, the investigation also explores the link between the pragmatic uses of the markers and the conceptualization of their lexical bases (the verb forms). The findings stress the importance of an integrated approach to the description of markers.

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Angelina Muñiz-Huberman denomina "lengua florida" a la que usaron los judíos sefardíes no sólo durante los ocho siglos de permanencia en España sino aún después de su expulsión de 1492 y hasta nuestros días. Esta antología reúne textos no sólo de la herencia popular sefardí, sino de la narrativa y dramática contemporáneas.

Expresión verbal con fines específicos tiene como meta que los alumnos transiten por el proceso de escritura y oralización de distintos géneros discursivos, los cuales deben cumplir con tres condiciones: coherencia, cohesión y adecuación; es decir, respectivamente, el mensaje debe mostrar una correspondencia clara y explícita entre la idea que se desea expresar y la forma en que se expresa; las diferentes partes del mensaje deben estar relacionadas entre sí, y el registro lingüístico empleado debe adecuarse al posible receptor o lector del mensaje. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px...