El ethos cultural español en contraste con el ethos cultural germano-ítalo-francés

Seminar paper del año 2010 en eltema Romanística - Español, literatura, cultura general, Nota: 1,0, Universitat de València (Filologia Hispánica), Materia: Análisis retórico de textos literarios hispánicos, Idioma: Español, Resumen: En este trabajo se va realizar un análisis retórico del poema “Definiendo el amor” de Francisco de Quevedo. Este análisis consiste en tres partes: la inventio, en la que se analizará el proceso del encuentro de argumentos, la dispositio, en la cual se investigará cómo los argumentos fueron ordenados y finalmente la elocutio, en la que se...

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Actividades de comprensión lectora y escritura creativa. a partir de los cuentos "El parásito del tren", "Venganza Moruna", "Lobos de Mar" y "El ogro", del gran narrador español. (Se incluye los cuentos por estar libres de derechos de autor.)

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This collection of papers addresses the wide variety of questions that arise when Spanish (or any language) comes into contact with other languages. Which languages are used and under what circumstances? How do languages change and affect each other in a bilingual or multilingual environment? How do societal pressures, cultural stereotypes, and individual attitudes affect language use and development, or even result in the death of a language? Spanish in Contact is organized into three sections, examining contact situations in Spain, Latin America, and the United States. The authors look at...