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2023, Antonio de Nebrija en la historia de la lingüística (Rafael Cano Aguilar, Marta Fernández Alcaide, Santiago Del Rey Quesada, María Méndez Orense), Sevilla: Editorial de la Universidad de Sevilla
El fenómeno de la encadenación de grupos paratácticos (cf. Del Rey 2021b) en la prosa elaborada romance es un fenómeno de gran vigencia que ha llamado la atención de numerosos especialistas en retórica y estilística en diferentes épocas del español. En este trabajo nos hacemos eco de los grupos paratácticos presentes en la Gramática de Nebrija con el objetivo de analizar los distintos tipos de tradicionalidad discursiva que evocan, desde su empleo como meros índices concepcionales que caracterizan la prosa elaborada hasta su aparición en zonas discursivas concretas, si bien los más interesantes en el caso de la Gramática son aquellos que se insertan, u originan, una tradicionalidad genérica que caracteriza el discurso gramaticográfico. // The combination of paratactical groups (cf. Del Rey 2021b) in elaborated Romance prose is a phenomenon of great relevance that has attracted the attention of numerous specialists in rhetoric and stylistics in different periods of Spanish. In this paper, we will discuss the extension of paratactical groups within Nebrija’s Grammar with the aim of analyzing the different types of discourse traditionality they evoke, from their use as mere conceptual indexes that characterize elaborated prose to their appearance in specific discursive zones. However, the most interesting in the case of the Grammar are those paratactical groups which are inserted, or which originate by themselves, a genre-related traditionality that characterizes grammatical discourse.
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