María José Serrano
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 952501 |
|---|---|
| NOME | María José Serrano |
| PRENOMES | María José |
| SOBRENOME | Serrano |
| ASSINATURA | SERRANO M J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universidad de La Laguna |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7968-9434 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1995 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Variable Construction of the Speaker
The third‐person singular pronoun uno (“one”) and the first‐person singular paradigm refer to a human reference and encode the speaker; hence, they can be considered as morphosyntactic variants or meaningful choices. The choice of uno or a first‐person singular form yo , me , a mí (“I,” “me,” “to me”) convey different perspectives of speakers, which may be encoded as either third or first persons, respectively. The referential scope of uno can be…
Hacia un prototipo de la tercera persona del plural no fórica en español
En español, la tercera persona plural no fórica es un recurso para desfocalizar al agente, instigador, experimentador o iniciador de la acción. La no identificación de un referente y el hecho de que, si se recupera, éste sea de naturaleza difusa, hacen de estas construcciones un recurso eficiente y claro de impersonalidad o desujetivación. En cualquier caso, el referente inferible de la tercera persona plural es un sujeto humano no referencial qu…
Building spaces for the Spanish second-person singular tú viewpoint
The second-person singular tú in Spanish usually extends its reference to the speaker as well as to the audience, turning into a communicative resource that invests the content with an objective meaning. This investigation analyzes the linguistic elements that help to construct the second-person singular tú as an objectivizing viewpoint. To create such a viewpoint space builders play an essential role. Their function is to create a cognitive view…
The variation of the indefinite pronoun uno as a desubjectivizing resource by sex/gender
In Spanish, uno (‘one’) is third person pronoun whose referent is categorically a first-person singular referent of human nature: “ Uno quiere salir adelante” (‘ One wants to go onwards’). It represents the person speaking, but a second person or a nonspecified group of referents may also be included in the reference. Speakers refer to themselves by using this pronoun, but at the same time, they intend to give a universal reading to the content. …
Variation and society
In Spanish, tener que and haber que + infinitive are modal periphrases that convey deontic meanings. The present investigation analyzes these periphrases as variants used in diverse communicative settings by different kinds of participants, acting as either speakers/writers or addressees. Tener que + infinitive tends to appear in those contexts where a more striking implication or unavoidable recommendation is needed. Haber que + infinitive is us…
Going beyond address forms
The cognitive properties of morphosyntactic choices are at the base of any usage, patterns and tendencies they could possibly reveal; thus, by means of the cognitive properties of salience and informativeness, variation in second-person tú and usted must be considered as inherently meaningful, implying that each form conveys a different meaning that is used to pursue concrete communicative goals in discursive interaction. A qualitative and quanti…
Defocusing and the third-person viewpoint
The use of the Spanish pronoun uno is meaningful as it allows for defocusing the agent, experiencer or initiator of the action. It is assumed to appear in communicative situations in combination with other linguistic elements, with the aim of constructing a third-person discursive viewpoint. The discursive viewpoint has been ascertained by the observation of the covariation of uno with other defocusing resources in a varied range of texts: debate…
La modalidad deóntica como (de)subjetivación del discurso
Spanish periphrases haber que + infinitive (‘one has to’) and tener que + infinitive (‘have to + infinitive’) convey a modal deontic meaning. Since haber is an impersonal verb in Spanish it is mandatorily conjugated in third person (hay que, habrá que, habría que...). Thus, haber que + infinitive is considered as an impersonal construction meaning ‘instruction’, ‘advice’ or ‘recommendation’. On the contrary, due to its possible conjugation with p…
La función de los constructores de espacio mental en el discurso publicitario
El discurso publicitario tiene como función primordial la persuasión para promover el consumo. Son muchas las formas lingüísticas que conducen a cumplir tal objetivo, entre las cuales destaca el uso de la segunda persona del singular ('tú'), puesto que es la persona que más claramente indexa al interlocutor o audiencia. En este trabajo se analizará el uso de la segunda persona del singular 'tú' con función objetivadora en el discurso publicitario…
Gradual objectivity. Variation in the use of the objectivizing second-person singular tú in Spanish
La textualización de la desubjetivación
En español existen distintos recursos para expresar la impersonalidad o la desubjetivación del discurso, bien sea a través de la no formulación del sujeto, bien sea a través de la ocultación o indeterminación del agente de la acción o evento. En este trabajo se analiza el uso de dos formas desubjetivadoras: el clítico 'se' y la perífrasis 'haber que' + infinitivo. Los resultados muestran que, en función de la prominencia cognitiva, con estas vari…
Análisis cognitivo-discursivo y situacional de las formas de tratamiento en función de sujeto y de objeto en español
o Las formas de sujeto y de objeto de segunda persona singular tú / usted y te/a ti; le, lo, la / a usted son recursos que posee la lengua española para indexar a los participantes en las distintas situaciones discursivas. Pocos estudios han profundizado en los valores cognitivos que subyacen a esta elección y, de forma general, se prefiere seguir aludiendo al eje de solidaridad-poder para su explicación. Para ello se suele recurrir a un conjunto…
Managing subjectivity
In considering the cognitive notion of informativeness, variants of the Spanish first-person singular object a mí ‘to me’, ‘myself’ convey different meanings. These meanings are used to pursue communicative goals in discursive interactions. A qualitative examination of specific examples of first-person singular object a mí variants (omitted, preverbal, and postverbal) as well as a quantitative analysis of these variants across different socio-pro…
Deictic and desubjectivizing meaning in advertising discourse
A matter of style
The construction of sex/gender as a dynamic set of values in communicative interaction is a matter of ever growing interest, superseding traditional approaches based on socio-structural and/or biological factors. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship between the statistical patterning of linguistic choices across genders and the meaningful use of such elements in particular contexts. The main hypothesis is that large-scale …
A variable cognitive and communicative resource in Spanish
Moving towards the realm of the other
Variación sociosituacional de la colocación del sujeto pronominal en textos conversacionales
La colocación del sujeto con respecto al verbo constituye un caso de variación notablemente estudiado en la gramática española. En este trabajo nos proponemos desarrollar su análisis incorporando las propiedades cognitivas que caracterizan a esa variación como la prominencia cognitiva y la informatividad textual. Las variantes preverbal y posverbal en géneros conversacionales del Corpus Conversacional del Español de Canarias, coaparecen con facto…
El sujeto pronominal usted/ustedes y su posición. Variación y creación de estilos comunicativos
La variación en la expresión preverbal o posverbal del sujeto pronominal usted / ustedes obedece a una gradación de prominencia cognitiva e informatividad que genera significados en el discurso. Estos significados, puestos de manifiesto en la interacción comunicativa a través de diversos contextos sociosituacionales, dan lugar a distintos estilos comunicativos. En este trabajo se estudia la posición de este pronombre en textos de los medios de co…
Towards a comprehensive view of variation in language
Syntactic variation and communicative style
Las bases cognitivas del estilo lingüístico
Studies on variation in linguistic structure have rarely tried to move beyond description and find an explanation for the correlations observed between formal variants and internal, social and/or situational factors. In our view, the usual insistence on the need for synonymy between alternating forms has obscured the fact that it is precisely differences in meaning –however subtle they be– that may account for the existence and maintenance of alt…
Entre la gramática y el discurso
Spoken language gives up some resources which show communicative competence of speakers in conjunction with grammar. In this paper we are able to show that subjunctive and infinitive in spoken completive clauses (para que) are used as discursive devices in a previous socio-communicative context: the informal interview. Results reveals that some important differences in several grammatical factors of each verbal form shape a discursive value used …
Socio-communicative function of two discourse markers in Spanish
In this article I present an analysis of the discourse markers la verdad -’the truth’- and pues -‘well’- in everyday Spanish conversation from a corpus of 32 native speakers selected by random sample from the metropolitan area of Madrid (Spain). Results show that these markers convey coordinative properties during conversation as well as social and expressive meaning. My research indicates that sex is the most salient group factor which may be re…
Bueno como marcador discursivo de inicio de turno y contraposición
Article Bueno como marcador discursivo de inicio de turno y contraposición: estudio sociolingüístico was published on January 1, 1999 in the journal International Journal of the Sociology of Language (volume 1999, issue 140)
Syntactic variation and communicative style
Bueno como marcador discursivo de inicio de turno y contraposición
Article Bueno como marcador discursivo de inicio de turno y contraposición: estudio sociolingüístico was published on January 1, 1999 in the journal International Journal of the Sociology of Language (volume 1999, issue 140)
A matter of style
The construction of sex/gender as a dynamic set of values in communicative interaction is a matter of ever growing interest, superseding traditional approaches based on socio-structural and/or biological factors. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship between the statistical patterning of linguistic choices across genders and the meaningful use of such elements in particular contexts. The main hypothesis is that large-scale …
Las bases cognitivas del estilo lingüístico
Studies on variation in linguistic structure have rarely tried to move beyond description and find an explanation for the correlations observed between formal variants and internal, social and/or situational factors. In our view, the usual insistence on the need for synonymy between alternating forms has obscured the fact that it is precisely differences in meaning –however subtle they be– that may account for the existence and maintenance of alt…
Gradual objectivity. Variation in the use of the objectivizing second-person singular tú in Spanish
Deictic and desubjectivizing meaning in advertising discourse
Moving towards the realm of the other
Estudio sociolinguistico de una variante sintactica
Le dequeismo est l'introduction systematique de la preposition de dans les complements verbaux avec une forme de substantif fonctionnel (ex : Pienso de que...). Ce phenomene est de plus en plus frequent en espagnol d'Espagne et d'Amerique. Il est lie au niveau socio-culturel, a l'âge et au sexe du locuteur, ainsi qu'a la propriete deictique de la preposition de d'introduire les expressions, jugements et pensees du locuteur. Le dequeismo est analy…
Towards a comprehensive view of variation in language
Sobre un cambio sintactico en el espanol canario
Muchos estudios sociolingfiisticos atestiguan la importancia de relacionar las distintas variables sociales entre si como forma de dar una explicaci6n mAs satisfactoria a la correlaci6n de los fen6menos lingilisticos con los sociales. La incidencia de la intersecci6n de las variables sexo y nivel sociocultural por una parte, y nivel sociocultural y edad por otro, son factores que inciden en un proceso de cambio sintActico en marcha en las formas …
Introduccion al analisis linguistico del discurso
Estudio sociolinguistico de una variante sintactica
Le dequeismo est l'introduction systematique de la preposition de dans les complements verbaux avec une forme de substantif fonctionnel (ex : Pienso de que...). Ce phenomene est de plus en plus frequent en espagnol d'Espagne et d'Amerique. Il est lie au niveau socio-culturel, a l'âge et au sexe du locuteur, ainsi qu'a la propriete deictique de la preposition de d'introduire les expressions, jugements et pensees du locuteur. Le dequeismo est analy…
Bueno como marcador discursivo de inicio de turno y contraposición
Article Bueno como marcador discursivo de inicio de turno y contraposición: estudio sociolingüístico was published on January 1, 1999 in the journal International Journal of the Sociology of Language (volume 1999, issue 140)
Socio-communicative function of two discourse markers in Spanish
In this article I present an analysis of the discourse markers la verdad -’the truth’- and pues -‘well’- in everyday Spanish conversation from a corpus of 32 native speakers selected by random sample from the metropolitan area of Madrid (Spain). Results show that these markers convey coordinative properties during conversation as well as social and expressive meaning. My research indicates that sex is the most salient group factor which may be re…
Entre la gramática y el discurso
Spoken language gives up some resources which show communicative competence of speakers in conjunction with grammar. In this paper we are able to show that subjunctive and infinitive in spoken completive clauses (para que) are used as discursive devices in a previous socio-communicative context: the informal interview. Results reveals that some important differences in several grammatical factors of each verbal form shape a discursive value used …
Las bases cognitivas del estilo lingüístico
Studies on variation in linguistic structure have rarely tried to move beyond description and find an explanation for the correlations observed between formal variants and internal, social and/or situational factors. In our view, the usual insistence on the need for synonymy between alternating forms has obscured the fact that it is precisely differences in meaning –however subtle they be– that may account for the existence and maintenance of alt…
Syntactic variation and communicative style
El sujeto pronominal usted/ustedes y su posición. Variación y creación de estilos comunicativos
La variación en la expresión preverbal o posverbal del sujeto pronominal usted / ustedes obedece a una gradación de prominencia cognitiva e informatividad que genera significados en el discurso. Estos significados, puestos de manifiesto en la interacción comunicativa a través de diversos contextos sociosituacionales, dan lugar a distintos estilos comunicativos. En este trabajo se estudia la posición de este pronombre en textos de los medios de co…
Towards a comprehensive view of variation in language
Variación sociosituacional de la colocación del sujeto pronominal en textos conversacionales
La colocación del sujeto con respecto al verbo constituye un caso de variación notablemente estudiado en la gramática española. En este trabajo nos proponemos desarrollar su análisis incorporando las propiedades cognitivas que caracterizan a esa variación como la prominencia cognitiva y la informatividad textual. Las variantes preverbal y posverbal en géneros conversacionales del Corpus Conversacional del Español de Canarias, coaparecen con facto…
Moving towards the realm of the other
A matter of style
The construction of sex/gender as a dynamic set of values in communicative interaction is a matter of ever growing interest, superseding traditional approaches based on socio-structural and/or biological factors. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship between the statistical patterning of linguistic choices across genders and the meaningful use of such elements in particular contexts. The main hypothesis is that large-scale …
A variable cognitive and communicative resource in Spanish
Análisis cognitivo-discursivo y situacional de las formas de tratamiento en función de sujeto y de objeto en español
o Las formas de sujeto y de objeto de segunda persona singular tú / usted y te/a ti; le, lo, la / a usted son recursos que posee la lengua española para indexar a los participantes en las distintas situaciones discursivas. Pocos estudios han profundizado en los valores cognitivos que subyacen a esta elección y, de forma general, se prefiere seguir aludiendo al eje de solidaridad-poder para su explicación. Para ello se suele recurrir a un conjunto…
Managing subjectivity
In considering the cognitive notion of informativeness, variants of the Spanish first-person singular object a mí ‘to me’, ‘myself’ convey different meanings. These meanings are used to pursue communicative goals in discursive interactions. A qualitative examination of specific examples of first-person singular object a mí variants (omitted, preverbal, and postverbal) as well as a quantitative analysis of these variants across different socio-pro…
Deictic and desubjectivizing meaning in advertising discourse
La textualización de la desubjetivación
En español existen distintos recursos para expresar la impersonalidad o la desubjetivación del discurso, bien sea a través de la no formulación del sujeto, bien sea a través de la ocultación o indeterminación del agente de la acción o evento. En este trabajo se analiza el uso de dos formas desubjetivadoras: el clítico 'se' y la perífrasis 'haber que' + infinitivo. Los resultados muestran que, en función de la prominencia cognitiva, con estas vari…
La modalidad deóntica como (de)subjetivación del discurso
Spanish periphrases haber que + infinitive (‘one has to’) and tener que + infinitive (‘have to + infinitive’) convey a modal deontic meaning. Since haber is an impersonal verb in Spanish it is mandatorily conjugated in third person (hay que, habrá que, habría que...). Thus, haber que + infinitive is considered as an impersonal construction meaning ‘instruction’, ‘advice’ or ‘recommendation’. On the contrary, due to its possible conjugation with p…
La función de los constructores de espacio mental en el discurso publicitario
El discurso publicitario tiene como función primordial la persuasión para promover el consumo. Son muchas las formas lingüísticas que conducen a cumplir tal objetivo, entre las cuales destaca el uso de la segunda persona del singular ('tú'), puesto que es la persona que más claramente indexa al interlocutor o audiencia. En este trabajo se analizará el uso de la segunda persona del singular 'tú' con función objetivadora en el discurso publicitario…
Gradual objectivity. Variation in the use of the objectivizing second-person singular tú in Spanish
Going beyond address forms
The cognitive properties of morphosyntactic choices are at the base of any usage, patterns and tendencies they could possibly reveal; thus, by means of the cognitive properties of salience and informativeness, variation in second-person tú and usted must be considered as inherently meaningful, implying that each form conveys a different meaning that is used to pursue concrete communicative goals in discursive interaction. A qualitative and quanti…
Defocusing and the third-person viewpoint
The use of the Spanish pronoun uno is meaningful as it allows for defocusing the agent, experiencer or initiator of the action. It is assumed to appear in communicative situations in combination with other linguistic elements, with the aim of constructing a third-person discursive viewpoint. The discursive viewpoint has been ascertained by the observation of the covariation of uno with other defocusing resources in a varied range of texts: debate…
Variation and society
In Spanish, tener que and haber que + infinitive are modal periphrases that convey deontic meanings. The present investigation analyzes these periphrases as variants used in diverse communicative settings by different kinds of participants, acting as either speakers/writers or addressees. Tener que + infinitive tends to appear in those contexts where a more striking implication or unavoidable recommendation is needed. Haber que + infinitive is us…
The variation of the indefinite pronoun uno as a desubjectivizing resource by sex/gender
In Spanish, uno (‘one’) is third person pronoun whose referent is categorically a first-person singular referent of human nature: “ Uno quiere salir adelante” (‘ One wants to go onwards’). It represents the person speaking, but a second person or a nonspecified group of referents may also be included in the reference. Speakers refer to themselves by using this pronoun, but at the same time, they intend to give a universal reading to the content. …
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