una mirada hacia las actitudes lingüísticas en puerto rico
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Abstract
Resumen Este artículo analiza las actitudes lingüísticas de
hablantes nativos de español de San Juan de Puerto Rico hacia al español del país y el
de los otros países hispanohablantes. El artículo es parte de los resultados del
Proyecto LIAS (Linguistic Identity and Attitudes in Spanish-speaking Latin America),
financiado por El Consejo Noruego de Investigación (RCN). La recolección de los datos se
realizó en la capital del país, entrevistando a una muestra de 400 personas
estratificada con las variables de edad, sexo y nivel socioeconómico. Se presentan los
resultados que revelan las actitudes lingüísticas de los puertorriqueños hacia su
español, las diversas creencias cognitivas y afectivas que las motivan y la percepción
que muestran hacia el resto de las variedades del español. Nuestros hallazgos revelan
que los puertorriqueños presentan una actitud positiva hacia su variedad y la variante
peninsular, aunque rechazan algunos fenómenos lingüísticos de ambos dialectos. Se
constata, además, que el habla de los grupos migratorios, representada en nuestro caso
por la variedad dominicana, se percibe con menos prestigio. Abstract This article
analyzes the linguistic attitudes of native Spanish speakers from San Juan de Puerto
Rico towards Spanish spoken in the country and in the other Spanish-speaking countries.
It is a result of the LIAS-Project (Linguistic Identity and Attitudes in
Spanish-speaking Latin America), funded by The Research Council of Norway (RCN). The
data were gathered in the capital, interviewing a stratified sample of 400 respondents,
based on the variables of age, sex and socioeconomic status. The results of the study
reveal the linguistic attitudes of Puerto Ricans toward their variety of Spanish, their
cognitive and affective beliefs, and the perception they have of the other varieties of
the Spanish language. Our findings confirm that Puerto Ricans have positive attitudes
towards their own variety and the one spoken in Spain, although they reject some of the
characteristics of both dialects. In addition, dialects of migratory groups, such as
Dominicans in Puerto Rico, are perceived as less prestigious.
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| Authors | ;Carla M. Mojica De León |
| Journal | brill's journal of afroasiatic languages and linguistics |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.15845/bells.v5i0.693
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