Tradukzión i rrebelión ortográfika
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https://doi.org/10.24310/TRANS.2008.v0i12.3125Keywords:
reforma ortográfica, independencia hispanoamericana, Chile, neografía, Bello, Sarmiento.Abstract
La expansión y desarrollo del castellano parecen justificar una interpretación bastante monolítica y carente de matices de lo que fue su implantación en América. La independencia misma de las naciones latinoamericanas se hace, aparentemente sin ningún asomo de conflicto o sentimiento de contradicción, en la lengua de la metrópolis. Introduciendo un poco de perturbación en este panorama, aquí analizaremos el caso particular de Chile donde, tras la independencia, imperó durante más de cien años un curioso ambiente de caos y polémicas ortográficas que no se apaga sino hasta 1927, y aún entonces, sólo por decreto gubernamental. La traducción milita en este campo de polémicas, y en algunos casos se vuelve eje mismo de la controversia.
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