@misc{10481/90382,
year = {2021},
month = {1},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/10481/90382},
abstract = {Post-classic Spanish had profound
changes in its system of forms of address, including
the nominal as well as pronominal forms. Such
changes involved Gallicized appellations that were
introduced in the 18th Century – both in the family
(papá, mamá), and social settings (madama) –. Accordingly,
in the parent-child relationship we find
that the nominal forms of address papa/mamá favour
the innovative use of tú instead of the conservative
usted. Currently, it is not known whether Gallicized
appellations in the social setting have
favoured patterns of innovative forms of address.
Having new empirical evidence, the purpose of this
work is the research of the unknown history of the
madama and madamita forms of address in 18th
and 19th Century Spanish society, from the perspective
provided by text corpus. This study will demonstrate
how the modern usage of madama is
quite different from its medieval use, and that, by
temporal polygenesis, the Gallicized form of address
would have appeared twice in the Spanish
language, with different patterns of use and in different
social strata.},
organization = {Proyecto I+D HISPATESD, de referencia FFI2017-83400-P (MINECO/AEI/FEDER/UE).
Grupo de investigación DiLEs (HUM278)},
publisher = {Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra},
title = {De "madamas" y "madamitas": un tratamiento galicado en la historia del español moderno},
doi = {10.15581/008.37.1.46-72},
author = {García Godoy, María Teresa},
}