De la ironía al sarcasmo: una aproximación al discurso parlamentario español
Journal Title: Textos en Proceso - Year 2016, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
En este trabajo se va a estudiar la ironía recogida en los discursos parlamentarios en lengua española. A partir de este objeto de investigación, y siguiendo la Teoría de la Argumentación, se parte de la hipótesis de que la ironía en su valoración negativa se convierte en sarcasmo (que se llegará a entender aquí como la variante de la ironía). Entenderemos, además, que la ironía, como arma dialéctica, es el escudo que permite al político consolidar su rol de adversario gracias a la dependencia máxima del contexto sociocultural. Para todo ello, se presentarán muestras discursivas, por un lado, para defender que este recurso pragmático es un mecanismo de cohesión en el proceso discursivo de la argumentación ideológica del político; y, por otro lado, para intentar categorizar los mecanismos lingüísticos para su expresión.
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Eva Martínez Díaz
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- EP ID EP451612
- DOI 10.17710/tep.2016.2.2.2emdiaz
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