
handle: 10045/74182
El seseo es una variación fonológica del sistema de sibilantes del español, que se produce especialmente en determinadas zonas meridionales de la península ibérica. Cartagena y su comarca es una de las áreas donde este rasgo lingüístico resulta característico; sin embargo, a pesar de su reconocida antigüedad de siglos, todavía persiste cierta controversia acerca de su procedencia original. Este trabajo indaga en los aspectos históricos que originaron el fenómeno y trata de aportar nuevas evidencias que ayuden a clarificar sus raíces.
Seseo is a phonological variation of the sibilant system of Spanish, which occurs especially in certain southern areas of the Iberian Peninsula. Cartagena and its region is one of the areas where this linguistic feature is characteristic; however, despite its recognized antiquity of centuries, some controversy still persists about its original root. This work investigates the historical aspects that originated the phenomenon and tries to provide new evidence to help clarify its roots.
Andalusian, Andaluz, Cartagena, Valenciano/catalán, Seseo, Valencian/Catalan
Andalusian, Andaluz, Cartagena, Valenciano/catalán, Seseo, Valencian/Catalan
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