Educational guide
IDENTIFYING DATA							2011_12
Subject	DIALECTOLOGIA II					Code	00407162
Study programme	LIC. EN FILOLOGIA HISPANICA
Descriptors	Credit.	Type	Year	Period
	6	Optional	Fifth	Second
Language	Castellano
Prerequisites
Department	FILOLOGIA HISPANICA Y CLASICA
Coordinador	MORALA RODRÍGUEZ , JOSÉ RAMÓN				E-mail	jrmorr@unileon.es mcegif@unileon.es
Lecturers	EGIDO FERNÁNDEZ , MARÍA CRISTINA MORALA RODRÍGUEZ , JOSÉ RAMÓN
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General description	This subjet is considered like a continuation of Dialectology I, studied in 1º fourth month period like obligatory. It objective is to complete the Spanish dialectológical view studying, on the one hand, historical varieties that contributed to the formation of the Spanish, and disappeared integrated in it(mozárabe), or which they underwent the diáspora of exile, like judeoespañol, and have survived, in a precaria situation.On the other hand, those called transition varieties(extremeño, murciano, canario)that traditionally had been treated like inferior estatus, or regional varieties because they not have very noticeable peculiarities in front of Castilian and Andalusian. Finally, we make attention to two varieties of the Spanish (the one of the Philippines and the one of Equatorial Guinea), one of them with a strong implantation in other historical periods and today practically disappeared; and another one, the guineano, still effective, but very little studied and very pressed socially by other culture languages product also of the colonization in Africa (French, English). We will analyze its fonological, morphosyntactical and lexical particularitities, as well as their internal variation. "
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Objetivos

This subjet is considered like a continuation of Dialectology I, studied in 1º fourth month period like obligatory. It objective is to complete the Spanish dialectológical view studying, on the one hand, historical varieties that contributed to the formation of the Spanish, and disappeared integrated in it(mozárabe), or which they underwent the diáspora of exile, like judeoespañol, and have survived, in a precaria situation.On the other hand, those called transition varieties(extremeño, murciano, canario)that traditionally had been treated like inferior estatus, or regional varieties because they not have very noticeable peculiarities in front of Castilian and Andalusian. Finally, we make attention to two varieties of the Spanish (the one of the Philippines and the one of Equatorial Guinea), one of them with a strong implantation in other historical periods and today practically disappeared; and another one, the guineano, still effective, but very little studied and very pressed socially by other culture languages product also of the colonization in Africa (French, English). We will analyze its fonological, morphosyntactical and lexical particularitities, as well as their internal variation. "

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