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1. TRADICIÓN Y NOVEDAD EN EL LÉXICO DEL LITORAL (BIOBÍO Y LA ARAUCANÍA).

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Contreras Oyarzún, Constantino and Bernales Lillo, Mario

Subjects
*INDIGENOUS peoples of South America, *DIALECTS, *LEXICOLOGY, *LANGUAGE & languages, *VARIATION in language, *TERMS & phrases, *INDIGENOUS languages of the Americas
Abstract

This paper presents the conclusions of a dialectological research developed in a coastal area in the south of Chile (Biobío and Araucania Regions). The analysis of the material shows remarkable traditional lexical stability derived from Hispanic roots related to navigation and small fishing vessels. More changes and geographical variations are observed with respect to the fishing terminology as a result of the changes in that referential domain during the last decades. Some indigenous terms from Mapudungun, language that has lost much vitality in this area of the country, are also recognized in this study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014
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2. TRADICIÓN Y NOVEDAD EN EL LÉXICO DEL LITORAL (BÍO-BÍO Y LA ARAUCANÍA)

Author

Contreras Oyarzún, Constantino and Bernales Lillo, Mario

Subjects
Traditional terminology, Léxico Tradicional, Indigenismo, Dialectological variation, Variación Geográfica, Geographical, Indigenous terminology, Dialectal, Lexical innovation, Innovación Léxica
Abstract

Este artículo contiene los resultados de una investigación dialectológica desarrollada en un área costera del sur de Chile (las regiones del Bío-Bío y La Araucanía). El análisis permite observar una mayor estabilidad del léxico tradicional de raíz hispana referente a embarcaciones y navegación. Más innovaciones y variaciones geográficas se observan en el léxico de la pesca, debido a los cambios ocurridos en ese ámbito referencial en las últimas décadas. El estudio verifica también unos pocos indigenismos procedentes del mapudungun, lengua que en esta área ha perdido bastante vitalidad. This paper presents the conclusions of a dialectological research developed in a coastal area in the south of Chile (Bío-Bío and Araucania Regions). The analysis of the material shows remarkable traditional lexical stability derived from Hispanic roots related to navigation and small fishing vessels. More changes and geographical variations are observed with respect to the fishing terminology as a result of the changes in that referential domain during the last decades. Some indigenous terms from Mapudungun, language that has lost much vitality in this area of the country, are also recognized in this study.

Published
2014

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