@misc{10481/95739,
year = {2024},
month = {10},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/10481/95739},
abstract = {Su merced, como tratamiento de segunda persona, constituye hoy un rasgo mor-fosintáctico de algunas áreas del español americano. Diacrónicamente, se señalan las variedades afrohispanas como epicentro del fenómeno y la institución esclavista como el principal factor desencadenante, a juzgar por ciertos géneros de ficción decimonónicos. Desde 1850, Cuba es un enclave predilecto para ambientar literariamente su mercedcomo tratamiento reverente de criados negros a sus amos. Actualmente, en Cuba no existe esta forma de trato y desconocemos cuál fue su evolución antes de extinguirse. En buena medida, este vacío informativo obedece al déficit documental para el enclave Cuba, du-rante un periodo evolutivo crucial en la historia lingüística de Hispanoamérica: la Colo-nia tardía (1770 -c.1845, Zimmermann, 2012). En este trabajo, se aborda la desconocida historia cubana de su merced en dicho subperiodo con nuevas bases empíricas.},
abstract = {Su merced as a second person form of address is today a morphosyntactic feature of some areas of American Spanish. Diachronically, Afro-Hispanic varieties are iden-tified as the epicenter of the phenomenon, with the institution of slavery recognized as the primary triggering factor, as suggested by certain nineteenth-century fiction genres. Since 1850, Cuba has been a common literary setting for the use of su mercedas a form of address used by black servants when addressing their masters. This form of address is no longer in use in Cuba, and its development before disappearing is unknown. To a large extent, this lack of information is due to the documentary deficit for the Cuban enclave during a crucial evolutionary period in the linguistic history of Latin America: the late colonial period (1770-c.1845, Zimmermann, 2012). In this paper, the unknown Cuban history of su merced in that sub-period is addressed on new empirical grounds.},
organization = {MICIU/AEI/10.13039/501100011033  PID2022-136256NB-I00},
organization = {FEDER, UE},
publisher = {Universidad de Cádiz},
keywords = {Historia del español americano},
keywords = {Morfosintaxis},
keywords = {Tratamiento},
keywords = {History of American Spanish},
keywords = {Morphosyntax},
keywords = {Forms of address},
title = {La desconocida historia de su merced como tratamiento alocutivo en Cuba durante la colonia tardía},
doi = {10.25267/Cuad_Ilus_romant.2024.i30.18},
author = {García Godoy, María Teresa and Calderón Campos, Ambrosio Miguel},
}