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dic 19, 2018
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El presente trabajo de investigación nace de la voluntad de examinar las posibilidades de uso de géneros humorísticos como la parodia en el aula de español segunda lengua. Considerando el humor verbal como un instrumento de mejora en el desarrollo de la competencia lingüística y sociocultural de los estudiantes de español como L2/LE, se llevará a cabo un análisis cuantitativo y cualitativo de los datos obtenidos con 71 estudiantes extranjeros que residen en España, a fin de comprobar la viabilidad de uso de este tipo de texto humorístico. Además, examinaremos qué factores influyen en el reconocimiento, comprensión y apreciación del discurso humorístico, poniendo nuestro foco de atención en variables como el grado de inmersión lingüística, el tiempo de estancia en España, el nivel de lengua, y el género y la edad del alumno.
Palabras clave: humor verbal, E/L2, parodia, competencia humorística, inmersión lingüística.
Abstract:
This research originates from the purpose of studying the possibilities of using humorous genres, such as parody, in the Spanish as a Second Language classroom. Bearing in mind that humour is an enhancing tool for developing linguistic and sociocultural competences in non-native Spanish learners, a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the data collected in 71 learners will lead us to ascertain the viability of using this type of genre. Furthermore, we aim to shed light on factors that affect the recognition, understanding and appreciation processes, with a focus on variables such as the degree of language immersion, the length of residence in Spain, the language level, and the learner’s gender and age.
Keywords: verbal humour, Spanish as L2, parody, humour competence, linguistic immersion.
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