Afro-hispanic linguistic remnants in Mexico : the case of the Costa Chica Region - Mayén, Norma Rosas
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This study offers a linguistic analysis of the Afro-Mexican Spanish spoken in the Costa Chica region, one of the largest Afro-Mexican enclaves. The present investigation not only accounts for the Afro-Hispanic linguistic remnants of this Spanish variety, but also examines the current linguistic characteristics and sociolinguistic status of this speech area on the brink of extinction. Additionally, this monograph proposes a Rhizomatic Linguistic Model to interpret data derived from contact situations.

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This study offers a linguistic analysis of the Afro-Mexican Spanish spoken in the Costa Chica region, one of the largest Afro-Mexican enclaves. The present investigation not only accounts for the Afro-Hispanic linguistic remnants of this Spanish variety, but also examines the current linguistic characteristics and sociolinguistic status of this speech area on the brink of extinction. Additionally, this monograph proposes a Rhizomatic Linguistic Model to interpret data derived from contact situations.
Autorenporträt
Norma Rosas Mayén is Associate Professor of Spanish in the Department of World Languages and Cultures, and Human Rights Investigator at the University of Southern Indiana. She received her Doctorate in Spanish Linguistics from Purdue University in 2007. In addition, she has studies in Arabic Language (Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, Morocco), Sanskrit Language and Literature (University of Delhi, India), and French Phonetics (Université de la Sorbonne-Paris IV, France). Her research areas include Afro-Hispanic Linguistics, Creolistics, and Judaic studies.