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Formas del parcelario: su huella en la toponimia menor

Authors: Riesco Chueca, Pascual;

Formas del parcelario: su huella en la toponimia menor

Abstract

Plot shapes as reflected in microtoponymy.- Field boundary patterns provide the loom on which the fabric of rural landscapes is woven and unwoven. Studying their complex evolution requires combining documentary and archaeological sources, without neglecting the contribution of such disciplines as lexicology and toponymy. Place names referring to plot shapes provide an inside view of peasant perceptions; the implicit descriptions and assessments contained therein relay information on the origins of field patterns. Drawing on an extensive data base on toponyms from the Castilian-speaking area, an overview is provided on the popular terminology of plot patterns.

El parcelario es el bastidor sobre el que se tejen y destejen los paisajes campesinos. El estudio de su compleja evolución exige aunar técnicas documentales y arqueológicas, sin desdeñar la aportación de la lexicología y la toponimia. Los nombres de lugar alusivos al parcelario reflejan la percepción campesina; su rica expresividad valorativa transmite la laboriosa génesis del terrazgo. Partiendo de una amplia recopilación de topónimos del área del castellano se ofrece una visión de conjunto sobre la terminología popular del parcelario.

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Spain
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Léxico, Paisaje rural, Toponimia, Parcelario, Historia del territorio.

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