Frank Nuessel
Biographic Data
| ID | 687828 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frank Nuessel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frank |
| FAMILY NAME | Nuessel |
| SIGNATURE | NUESSEL F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Louisville |
| ORCID | 0009-0005-5402-9348 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 126 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 285 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 126 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Word and Image in Alfonso d'Aragona's Manuscript Edition of the Divina Commedia
In his introduction, Marco Lettieri, assistant professor of Italian, University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras, emphasizes that most of the previous illuminated manuscript scholarship of Dante's Divine Comedy involves authorship of the illustrations and the historical background of the creation of the manuscript. While very valuable, these studies fail to explain the interaction of the words and images on the reader/viewer. Since 1941, the original …
Semiotics 2021
Semiotics 2021: The year in review
Sémiotique 2021
Semiotics of the Christian Imagination. Signs of the Fall and Redemption
Lingue e linguaggi d'Italia in Canada
Diccionario de locuciones idiomáticas del español actual (DiLEA) by Inmaculada Penadés Martínez
Reviewed by: Diccionario de locuciones idiomáticas del español actual (DiLEA) by Inmaculada Penadés Martínez Frank Nuessel Penadés Martínez, Inmaculada. Diccionario de locuciones idiomáticas del español actual (DiLEA). 2019. diccionariovariantesespanol.org/ Inmaculada Penadés Martínez es autora o coautora de diecinueve libros sobre la gramática del español, varias clases de locuciones en español, la lingüística, la paremiología, una bibliografía …
Award for Best Article in Names
At its annual meeting in San Francisco 8–11 January 2009, the American Name Society agreed to provide an annual award for the best article in Names: A Journal of Onomastics. This award is now in it
Sensory representation in literature
The five senses (vision, audition, touch, olfaction, gustation) constitute the essence of our ability to interact with the external world and make sense of it. This contact is transmitted through various sensory organs and the information for each sense is transmitted to and translated in various parts of the brain. The anatomical and physiological aspects of this external-internal interface are complex. Likewise, the philosophical approaches to …
A Note on Selected Craft Beer Brand Names
This note addresses selectively the names of craft beers produced by U.S. microbreweries. It considers the following points: (1) a brief history of beer, (2) the rise of the microbrewery in the U.S., (3) a definition of microbrewery, (4) a brief discussion of beer and craft beer in popular culture (film, television, collecting beer paraphernalia), and (5) a selected list of craft beer brand names to illustrate their referents
Award for Best Article in Names
The Spanish and Portuguese Curriculum
The Spanish and Portuguese Curriculum:Transition, Expansion, and (R)evolution Frank Nuessel Hispania Editor-in-Chief Sheri Spaine Long (2010–18) ably continues the tradition of excellence and quality established by a small but distinguished group of former editors of Hispania during the first century of the journal's existence: Aurelio M. Espinosa (1918–26), Alfred Coester (1927–41), Henry Grattan Doyle (1942–48), Donald D. Walsh (1949–56), Rober…
Portal de la lingüística hispánica/Hispanic Linguistics by Javier Muñoz-Basols
Reviewed by: Portal de la lingüística hispánica/Hispanic Linguistics by Javier Muñoz-Basols Frank Nuessel Muñoz-Basols, Javier, dir. Portal de la lingüística hispánica/Hispanic Linguistics. 2017 En línea: hispaniclinguistics.com/. The author, a senior academic at the University of Oxford (UK) and current President of ASELE (Asociación para la Enseñanza del Español como Lengua Extranjera), points out on the home page of this web site that this onl…
Celebrating 100 Years of Hispania
Celebrating 100 Years of Hispania:Overview and Response Frank Nuessel Introduction The people involved in the organization of the Modern Language Association session in New York City on January 6, 2018 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Hispania have various roles in the creation, development, and production of the centenary issue on Visionary Essays: The Future of Spanish and Portuguese (Hispania 2017) and its commemoration. Sheri Spaine Long…
Addendum to A Note on the 25 Most Frequent Surnames from the 2000 United States Census Bureau List
This addendum to Nuessel discusses very recently released results on surname frequency in the US provided by the US Census Bureau. That bureau said that it would no longer prepare an updated list of the 1,000 most frequent surnames in the US because of limited resources. In late 2016, the US Census Bureau released these data from the 2010 census. This note provides information based on that unanticipated release
A Note on Selected Names of Colorado Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
This article offers information about the names of marijuana dispensaries in Colorado. First, it provides a brief overview of popular cultural references to the drug in film and music. Second, it considers its medical uses. Third, it examines legal issues related to its sale and use. Fourth, it reviews briefly the slang terminology for marijuana. Fifth, it discusses the notion of “dispensary.” Sixth, it utilizes an existing database of 424 names …
The consequences and effects of language transformations in legal discourse
The discursive use of language in legal contexts is multifaceted and complex. First, it begins with the chain of oral narrative structures (victim, witness, suspect accounts) and written texts (confessions, notes, depositions, letters, Internet documents, email, tweets, telephone records) used in a court of law. The transcription of oral communiqués is a potentially transformative phase of evidence production that may be flawed (ambiguity, error,…
Award for Best Article in Names
At its annual meeting in San Francisco on
A Note on Selected Brand Names of E-Cigarettes
This brief note has a fourfold purpose: (1) to define the concept of “e-cigarette”; (2) to discuss succinctly collateral aspects of e-cigarettes (product development, health and legal features, linguistic dimensions); (3) to explain the notion of brand name; and (4) to review selectively brand names for e-cigarettes in order to determine the marketing strategies employed. Finally, there is an appendix with a corpus of the selected e-cigarette bra…
A Note on Popular Baby Names on the Social Security Website
This note provides a road map for the use of the Social Security “Popular Baby Names” website. It gives information on how to navigate the site and utilize all of its features for research, decision making in the selection of a baby’s name, personal information, and many other possibilities
The Top 20 Baby Names for 2014 in the US
References US Office of Social Security. 2015. “Top 20 Baby Names for 2014.” (Accessed August 30, 2015)
A Note on the 25 Most Frequent Surnames from the 2000 United States Census Bureau List
This note uses the United States Census Bureau database of the 1,000 most frequent surnames from the US census of 2000. It discusses briefly the meaning and origin of the notion of surname. It provides a table of the 25 most frequent surnames in the US from the 2000 census data, including number of people with the surname, and its meaning. This article provides the reader with three useful onomastic research tools for surnames: (1) The US Census …
The Top 20 Baby Names for 2015 in the US
References Social Security Administration. 2016. “Top 20 Baby Names for 2015,” (Accessed May 8, 2016)
Award for Best Article in Names
In Memoriam
In Memoriam:Janet Pérez and the AATSP Frank Nuessel The entire membership (more than 10,000) of the AATSP mourns the loss of Dr. Janet Pérez, Professor Emerita of Texas Tech University (Lubbock, Texas) where she held several distinguished appointments including the Paul Whitfield Horn (first president of Texas Technological College) Professor of Romance Languages, the Qualia (named for Dr. Charles B. Qualia) Chair of Spanish in the Department of …
A Note on the Names for Winter Storms
This note reviews briefly the history of naming tropical storms. It then discusses the very recent and sometimes controversial phenomenon of naming winter storms. Finally, a list of the most recent designations for winter storms is provided
Growing up bilingual
Studies in Romance linguistics
A cognitive theory of metaphor
Advances in romance linguistics
Papers from the XIIth linguistic symposium on Romance languages
A Note on Names for Energy Drink Brands and Products
This note examines selectively the names and language associated with popular energy drinks. It defines energy drink, provides a brief history of these products, describes their characteristics, and discusses the names and language used in the marketing of such products. It includes a table of the most popular beverages lists the products by brand and name
A lexical approach to Italian cliticization
Objectionable Sport Team Designations
Sport team nicknames have a long tradition in North America. In recent years these designations have received much journalistic attention because some of the names are now considered racist, especially those that refer to Native Americans. High school, college and university, and professional team names are surveyed. Several of the teams’ nicknames, logos and mascots may be viewed as racist and/or sexist. The current debate over “political correc…
A history of the Spanish language
Studies in Romance languages
Theory groups and the study of language in North America. A social History
A Note on Selected Craft Beer Brand Names
This note addresses selectively the names of craft beers produced by U.S. microbreweries. It considers the following points: (1) a brief history of beer, (2) the rise of the microbrewery in the U.S., (3) a definition of microbrewery, (4) a brief discussion of beer and craft beer in popular culture (film, television, collecting beer paraphernalia), and (5) a selected list of craft beer brand names to illustrate their referents
A Note on the Brand Names for “Bath Salts”
This essay discusses a relatively recent phenomenon, namely, the sale and use of a synthetic chemical product known generically as “bath salts.” It then defines this term. Next, it discusses selectively the scientific literature on this product. Finally, it interprets the significance the brand names used to refer to the product and their referents within an onomastic and semiotic framework
Semiotics 2021
Semiotics 2021: The year in review
A Note on Selected Names of Colorado Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
This article offers information about the names of marijuana dispensaries in Colorado. First, it provides a brief overview of popular cultural references to the drug in film and music. Second, it considers its medical uses. Third, it examines legal issues related to its sale and use. Fourth, it reviews briefly the slang terminology for marijuana. Fifth, it discusses the notion of “dispensary.” Sixth, it utilizes an existing database of 424 names …
A Note on Popular Baby Names on the Social Security Website
This note provides a road map for the use of the Social Security “Popular Baby Names” website. It gives information on how to navigate the site and utilize all of its features for research, decision making in the selection of a baby’s name, personal information, and many other possibilities
Curricular Changes for Spanish and Portuguese in a New Era
Curricular Changes for Spanish and Portuguese in a New EraThe College and University Frank Nuessel Keywords ACTFL standards, articulation, assessment, curriculum, curriculum design, instruction, language proficiency, standards for foreign language learning Introduction In the past two years, the Modern Language Association (MLA) has produced two significant proposals for curricular change in foreign languages. The first, "Foreign Languages and Hi…
Research Summary
The use of personal names, related forms of address and references directed toward older adults, especially in health care settings such as hospitals and nursing homes, is ageist and infantilizes older adults. We provide a number of examples of this practice from the available literature
Postage Stamps as Pedagogical Instruments in the Italian Curriculum
Postage stamps have enjoyed a long tradition of informal and unstructured classroom usage. All too often, however, such usage has amounted to little more than a perfunctory circulation of some hastily gathered and possibly tattered postage stamps in a makeshift container. This approach fails to recognize the genuine instructional value of these tokens of popular culture. Nevertheless, some worthwhile suggestions for their explicit curricular intr…
The Integration of Songs and Music into the Italian Curriculum
Recognition that songs and music constitute excellent pedagogical resources for teaching language has not gone unnoticed. Essays on their classroom use may be found for French,' Italian,2 Japanese,3 and Spanish.4 More general statements on their usage are also available.s In this article, a number of issues related to the successful integration of songs and music into the curriculum will be explored. First, a working definition of the notions of …
Sémiotique 2021
A Note on the 25 Most Frequent Surnames from the 2000 United States Census Bureau List
This note uses the United States Census Bureau database of the 1,000 most frequent surnames from the US census of 2000. It discusses briefly the meaning and origin of the notion of surname. It provides a table of the 25 most frequent surnames in the US from the 2000 census data, including number of people with the surname, and its meaning. This article provides the reader with three useful onomastic research tools for surnames: (1) The US Census …
A Note on the Names for Winter Storms
This note reviews briefly the history of naming tropical storms. It then discusses the very recent and sometimes controversial phenomenon of naming winter storms. Finally, a list of the most recent designations for winter storms is provided
Poinsot and semiotics
The first two volumes of John Deely's trilogy, Postmodernity in Philosophy: A Poinsot Trilogy, address the role of John Poinsot in the evolution of semiotics from its protosemiotic beginnings (Augustine & Poinsot: The Protosemiotic Development, Volume 1) and its subsequent cryptosemiotic period (Descartes & Poinsot: The Crossroad of Signs and Ideas, Volume 2). The third volume entitled Peirce & Poinsot: The Action of Signs from Nature to Ethics w…
A Note on the Names of Selected Characters and Villains in Dick Tracy
This article provides a brief history of the comic strip Dick Tracy (1931) and its creator, author, and illustrator Chester Gould (1900-1985). Gould was very inventive and creative in naming the characters that populated his strip. He provided distinctive names to the rogues that populated his strip. Their names reflected physical, psychological, or behavioral traits that emphasized deviance as a way to distinguish them from honest, hardworking c…
León, Fidel de. El Español del Suroeste y el Español Standard
La aŭtoro ofertas programitan instrulibron, kiu permesos al la leginto identigi la trajtojn de la hispana lingvo en la sud-okcidenta Usono. Temas cefe pri angla fono-logia influo, konfuzo inter simil-aspektaj sed alisignifaj vortoj en la angla kaj hispana, kaj sangoj de la gramatika genro de substantivoj. La metodologio de la instrulibro estas tiu de unuopa elekto de rapideco, kun antau-testo kaj posttesto de ciu ero. La testoj estas de tri tipoj…
Allen D. Grimshaw Language as Social Resource
The Esperanto Movement
Metaphor
Psycholinguistics
Introducción a la historia de la lengua española
(Dis)agreement in Spanish
The supposedly superficial rule of Subject‐Verb Agreement in Spanish is examined. There exist three types of counterexamples for which this rule cannot account. Subsequently, its theoretical consequences are discussed and some potentially fruitful avenues of future research are suggested
Dos ensayos de linguistica
Late Latin and Early Romance in Spain and Carolingian France
Topics in romance syntax
Papers from the XIIth linguistic symposium on Romance languages
Metaphor
(1986). Metaphor: Problems and Perspectives (Book) Metaphor and Symbolic Activity: Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 81-85
Selected papers from the XIIIth linguistic symposium on romance languages, Chapel Hill, NC, 24–26 March 1983
Linguistic encounters with language handicap
A cognitive theory of metaphor
Grammar and gender
Studies in Romance linguistics
Sentential complementation in Spanish. A lexico-grammatical study of three classes of verbs
Studies in Romance languages
Called Back into Service
Advances in romance linguistics
Linguistic Evolution
More Than Cool Reason
1990). More Than Cool Reason: A Field Guide to Poetic Metaphor. Metaphor and Symbolic Activity: Vol. 5, No. 4, pp. 251-254
American Spanish pronunciation
The Integration of Songs and Music into the Italian Curriculum
Recognition that songs and music constitute excellent pedagogical resources for teaching language has not gone unnoticed. Essays on their classroom use may be found for French,' Italian,2 Japanese,3 and Spanish.4 More general statements on their usage are also available.s In this article, a number of issues related to the successful integration of songs and music into the curriculum will be explored. First, a working definition of the notions of …
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