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Los fenómenos de concordancia se han incluido en el catálogo de universales vernáculos. En la presente investigación, de carácter preliminar, se estudian los casos de concordancia semántica inducida por el plural léxico gente en el español rural europeo. Se certifica el carácter subestándar del fenómeno, la escasa incidencia de factores lingüísticos y la dificultad de trazar límites dialectales claros en su distribución. El trabajo plantea la hipótesis de que la flexión plural controlada por este sustantivo puede guiar de modo unívoco y explícito la interpretación distributiva de los predicados y propone la externalización de la pluralidad como universal vernáculo del español. Los datos se extraen del Corpus Oral y Sonoro del Español Rural.

Los diccionarios de disponibilidad léxica han proliferado en el mundo hispánico, pero muchos de ellos no realizan una revisión crítica de los trabajos precedentes ni plantean hipótesis que permitan avanzar estas investigaciones. A partir de las sugerencias propuestas por Jiménez Catalán y tomando como banco de datos el diccionario de léxico disponible de estudiantes italófonos de español, este trabajo revisará alguno de sus resultados y los analizará siguiendo estas sugerencias.

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Within the framework of Conceptual Metaphor Theory, where metaphor allows human beings to map structure from concrete realms of experience (based on sensory-motor experience) to other more abstract domains, the Source-Path-Goal schema stands as one of the central concepts in human conceptualization. Its importance lies in the way it unifies and gives structure to concepts of motion. In turn, this embodied notion shapes our understanding of a purposeful activity, in which some path is traversed in order to reach for a goal, and our understanding of story-telling where, based on the same notion of a path, there is a development of characters in quest of a goal. On this basis, our purpose in this paper is to analyze three magazine advertisements in an attempt to reveal Conceptual Metaphor Theory, embodied cognition, image schemas, magazine advertising

Qualitative psychology has been co-opted by institutions that represent scientific rationality inherited from modernity (with its emphases on observation, measurement, and control). A process of cooptation involves an assimilationist attitude of ownership, where the difference or opposition adheres to a policy preset by the largest group's consensus and privilege. Through the institutionalization of qualitative research and its bond, sometimes forced-to traditional scientific paradigms, qualitative psychology loses its critical potential. Given this, we propose a critical review of the epistemological and ontological assumptions of qualitative psychology and propose alternative methods (such as critical discourse analysis, feminist epistemology, fractal method, critical ethnography, among others) to revitalize critical activity. URN: http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs1202201

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