Educational guide
IDENTIFYING DATA							2011_12
Subject	ESPAñOL DE AMERICA					Code	00407161
Study programme	LIC. EN FILOLOGIA HISPANICA
Descriptors	Credit.	Type	Year	Period
	6	Optional	Fifth	Second
Language
Prerequisites
Department	FILOLOGIA HISPANICA Y CLASICA
Coordinador	EGIDO FERNÁNDEZ , MARÍA CRISTINA				E-mail	mcegif@unileon.es jrmorr@unileon.es
Lecturers	EGIDO FERNÁNDEZ , MARÍA CRISTINA MORALA RODRÍGUEZ , JOSÉ RAMÓN
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General description	In the XXI century the Spanish has become the romanic language of greater projection in the world. A great part of the speakers of Spanish as maternal language is located in America. The Spanish in America divides itself in an enormous mosaic of diathopical, diastratical and diaphasical varieties that has not known in its implantation europea. American Spanish varieties are most alive at the present time and they are characterized by a continuous change and social differentiation. In this subject one will study, firstly, the historical process of "hispanización ligüística" in America and, secondly, the phonologycal, morphosyntactical and lexical particularities that the Spanish of each American zone (the Antilles, Central America, Mexico, Andean Zone, South Cone, the U.S.A., etc)presents, as well as his sociolinguistical variables. "
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Objetivos

In the XXI century the Spanish has become the romanic language of greater projection in the world. A great part of the speakers of Spanish as maternal language is located in America. The Spanish in America divides itself in an enormous mosaic of diathopical, diastratical and diaphasical varieties that has not known in its implantation europea. American Spanish varieties are most alive at the present time and they are characterized by a continuous change and social differentiation. In this subject one will study, firstly, the historical process of "hispanización ligüística" in America and, secondly, the phonologycal, morphosyntactical and lexical particularities that the Spanish of each American zone (the Antilles, Central America, Mexico, Andean Zone, South Cone, the U.S.A., etc)presents, as well as his sociolinguistical variables. "

Methodologies

Contents

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Personalized attention

Assessment

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Other comments and second call

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