ISSN 2380-2065
Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2020April 30, 2020 EDT
Constructing the standard language: metaphors, moral cognition, and language myths
Constructing the standard language: metaphors, moral cognition, and language myths
Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2020
Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2020
- Del texto a la pantalla: Garbancito de la Mancha (1945) y la formación de la conciencia nacionalJorge Avilés Diz
- ¿Lo hacis o no lo haces? Mid vowel raising as a form of vocalic weakeningJennifer Barajas
- Galdós’s Historian Dreams about HistoryVernon A. Chamberlin
- Una Jael ajusticiada: Gabriela Zahara del Valle en El clavo de Pedro Antonio de Alarcón / An Executed Jael: Gabriela Zahara del Valle in El clavo by Pedro Antonio de AlarcónConxita DomènechAdriana Noya
- Sexualidad y raza en la poesía de Luis Llorens Torres / Sexuality and Race in the Poetry by Luis Llorens TorresCarmen J. Jiménez
- Discursive racism against Afro-descendants in UruguayPhilip P. Limerick
- Place of articulation asymmetry in the lenition of voiced stops in Buenos Aires SpanishBethany MacLeod
- A New Look at Forms of Address in the Spanish of Cali, ColombiaJim MichnowiczVannessa Quintana Sarria
- Escasos monstruos sobre las tablas del Siglo de Oro / Few Monsters on the Golden Age StageAntonia Petro
- Mexican heritage Spanish speakers’ vowel production in cognate and non-cognate wordsCarol A Ready
- Constructing the standard language: metaphors, moral cognition, and language mythsAntonio Reyes
- Route 303: On Science and Other Distanced Fictions, History, and Writing in Puerto RicoDina L. Rivera
Reyes, Antonio. “Constructing the Standard Language: Metaphors, Moral Cognition, and Language Myths.” Hispanic Studies Review, vol. 4, no. 2, May 2020, pp. 186–205.