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Sinonimia, polisemia y homonimia en lengua árabe

Authors: Hussein Abid, Abeer;

Sinonimia, polisemia y homonimia en lengua árabe

Abstract

El articulo trata o soluciona los fenómenos como la sinonimia, polisemia y homonimia en las lenguas (aquí en la lengua española y árabe), según la teoría del “esquema básico de la referencia”, una teoría desarrollada del legado árabe y la teoría cognitiva, que salió en el año 1987 en América, por eso hemos usado la terminología de la gramática cognitiva. Esta teoría va a ser en el futuro la base de una lingüística moderna holística muy diferente de la lingüística tradicional que podemos ver o averiguar en las referencias americana mencionadas en el artículo.

Deals with synonymy, polysemy and homonimy in Spanish and Arabic as grounded in the theory of the basic scheme of reference handed down by Arab legacy and the cognitive theory published in the USA in 1987. It is used the jargon for cognitive grammar to present the arguments, but in the future this theory will only be the basis for a holistic modern linguistics very different from the traditional USA linguistic theories referred to in the paper.

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Spain
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Keywords

Filología semítica, Publicaciones períodicas, Synonymy, Sinonimia

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