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WORK OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY LETTERS

Walter Ernesto Celina Write
waltercelina1@hotmail.com

18.02.2010

INTELLECTUAL PRODUCTION

With the usual hierarchy, in terms of content and presentation, the committee of publications of the National Academy of Letters has been circulated by the number 6-7, for its prestigious journal. Corresponds to the last issue of year 4 (December 2009), edited by the general public assisted ANTEL.
The summary shows the value of the reporting issues, namely: Homage to Juan Carlos Onetti, five texts. Various academic discourses, with interventions concerning their new members Circe Maia, Estela Medina, Daniel Vidart and several answers. Add a reflection on art and a recognition of the researcher Juan Pedro Barros. Spend also an important chapter tests. Other pages focus in José Pedro Díaz, Amanda Berenguer and news of the entity.

LANGUAGE IN THE FIELDS OF

Uruguayan Academy as an organization specialized in language issues, has marked its presence at meetings in Seville, which examined the work for publication of the Dictionary of Americanisms and revision of the rules of the Hispanic Spelling outside projects. A commission lexicographical
develops, at an advanced stage, the English Dictionary of Uruguay , a methodical effort of several years. Collect background, among others, the New Dictionary of Uruguayan (1993), Ursula Kühl, vocabularies contained more in literary, scientific terminology for use in educational fields, etc.., Collected and checked by specialized staff. Laura Álvarez López
bring in the testing section, an original study about the Afro-Uruguayan linguistic practice. What made from The patriotic song of black held in line by Francisco Acuña de Figueroa, by reason of the law on freedom of wombs, pertaining to the cessation of slavery.
The center of the monograph has to do with linguistic changes registered in multilingual contexts of America America, where Afro-Latin strains have emerged that are considered away from the regional policy, usually closer to their corresponding European.
The text of Acuña de Figueroa, which motivates the analysis, is considered a document of discuss how Africans and their descendants in the nineteenth century Uruguay.
describes, in general, the socio-historical and cultural context in which it was given, and then enter the dimensions of lexical-semantic, phonetic, phonological, morpho-syntactic similarities scoring Luso-Brazilian sources.
magazine condenses a quiet work, but systematic, which strengthens the national culture.

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