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Caracterización del discurso de la comunidad de habla LGTBI. Una aproximación a la lingüística «queer» hispánica

Authors: Carles Navarro-Carrascosa;

Caracterización del discurso de la comunidad de habla LGTBI. Una aproximación a la lingüística «queer» hispánica

Abstract

Toda subcultura forma una comunidad lingüística particular en la que, aunque se comparta la lengua con el resto de la sociedad, varía el habla en ciertos aspectos. Es el caso de la comunidad de habla LGTBI, que se hace servir de un léxico peculiar, así como una fraseología característica, unas estructuras gramaticales especiales y, en definitiva, unos recursos pragmáticos muy llamativos que tienen como objetivo mitigar ciertos enunciados, intensificar otros en determinados contextos y construir actos de habla afiliativos que expresen solidaridad social. Por otro lado, cumple una función muy importante en la construcción identitaria de sus usuarios. En este trabajo se propone un análisis pragmalingüístico aproximativo que sirva como introducción a los estudios de lingüística queer dentro del hispanismo. Every subculture forms a particular linguistic community in which, although language is shared with the rest of society, speech varies in certain aspects. This is the case of the LGTBI speaking community, which uses a peculiar lexicon, as well as a characteristic phraseology, special grammatical structures and, in short, very striking pragmatic resources which aim is to mitigate certain statements, intensify some others in certain contexts and build affiliate speech acts to express solidarity. In addition, it plays a very important role in the construction of the identity of the speakers. This paper proposes an approximate pragmalinguistic analysis that serves as an introduction to queer linguistic studies within Hispanicism.

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Habla LGTBI, Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammar, P101-410, Construcción identitaria, CDU::8- Lingüística y literatura, LGTBI speech, P1-1091, Approximate analysis, Análisis pragmalingüístico, Lingüística queer, Identity construction, análisis pragmalingüístico, lingüística queer, PC1-5498, Queer linguistics, Pragmalinguistics analysis, Philology. Linguistics, Romanic languages, :8- Lingüística y literatura [CDU]

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