
handle: 11574/255480
L’articolo propone una riflessione fondata sull’analisi della semantica di occorrenze di figa/fica, e di alcuni suoi derivati, in testi di italiano contemporaneo scritto tratti dal web, portando l’attenzione sull’azione della metonimia nel collegare la designazione colloquiale e latentemente disfemica di una parte del corpo con la designazione del tutto costituito dalla ‘persona di genere femminile’, e con ulteriori componenti di un dominio concettuale, o frame, che include una concezione “stereotipica” della donna e del suo ruolo sessuale. Verrà fatto notare che le proiezioni metonimiche in esame hanno, tipicamente, come effetto pragmatico la depersonalizzazione e de-individuazione, fino alla deumanizzazione, delle persone di sesso femminile cui fanno riferimento.
The article proposes a reflection based on the analysis of the semantics of occurrences of figa/fica, and of some of its derivatives, in contemporary Italian texts taken from the web, focusing on the action of metonymy in linking the colloquial, and latently dysphemic, designation of a part of the body with the designation of the whole constituted by the ‘female person’, and with further components of a conceptual domain, or frame, that includes a ‘stereotypical’ conception of women and their sexual role. It will be noted that the metonymic projections under examination typically have the pragmatic effect of depersonalising and de-individualising, to the point of dehumanising, the female persons to whom they refer.
Metonimia, Semantica, Frame, Sessismo, Depersonalizzazione Metonymy, Semantics, Frame, Sexism, Depersonalization
Metonimia, Semantica, Frame, Sessismo, Depersonalizzazione Metonymy, Semantics, Frame, Sexism, Depersonalization
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