an analysis of insults in don quixote from the perspective of social history of language
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Abstract
Daily use of insult, slander, in the societies of the Early Modern Age, is also present in the voices of the protagonists of Don Quixote. However, the Ingenious Gentleman and his squire, do not use the insult in the same way. This will depend on the social position of insulted and offender (noble or villain), and the circumstances surrounding it. However, social reality, collected in different court cases, shows that the insult did not respect, in the same way as in the novel, the stratified social structure.
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| Authors | ;Jesús M. Usunáriz |
| Journal | international journal of endocrinology |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.3989/anacervantinos.2017.003
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