La expresión de los eventos de colocación en danés y español

Iraide Ibarretxe-Antuñano; Teresa Cadierno; Alberto Hijazo-Gascón

doi:10.5752/P.2358-3428.2014v18n34p63

Iraide Ibarretxe-Antuñano Universidad de Zaragoza.
Teresa Cadierno University of Southern Denmark
Alberto Hijazo-Gascón University of East Anglia.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5752/P.2358-3428.2014v18n34p63

Palavras-chave: Eventos de colocación, Español, Danés, Variación intertipológica, Pensar para hablar.

Resumo

Los eventos de colocación (placement events) en los que una Figura cambia de posición por la acción de un agente (ej. Pone una taza en la mesa) suponen un interesante ámbito de investigación para la Lingüística Cognitiva, en especial para los estudios relacionados con cuestiones neorrelativistas. Este artículo analiza en primer lugar la codificación de los eventos de colocación en dos lenguas tipológicamente distintas (TALMY, 1991, 2000): el danés (marco satélite, CADIERNO, 2004) y el español (marco verbal, TALMY, 1991; SEBASTIÁN; SLOBIN, 1994). En segundo lugar, a partir de los resultados obtenidos en la descripción interlingüística, se formulan algunas hipótesis sobre las estrategias y dificultades que los aprendientes nativos daneses de español como segunda lengua se pueden encontrar a la hora de hablar sobre este tipo de eventos desde la perspectiva del Pensar para Hablar (CADIERNO, 2008; SLOBIN, 1991). Los datos se han obtenido a partir de los estímulos desarrollados dentro de PUT-project del Instituto Max Planck de Psicolingüística de Nimega (Países Bajos) (BOWERMAN et al., 2004; KOPECKA; NARASIMHAN, 2012).

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