SPEECHES, GENDER AND IDENTITY IN A CORPUS OF ENGLISH PINK NOVEL SET IN THE CANARY ISLANDS AND OTHER ATLANTIC ISLANDS (Q3151375)

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Project Q3151375 in Spain
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SPEECHES, GENDER AND IDENTITY IN A CORPUS OF ENGLISH PINK NOVEL SET IN THE CANARY ISLANDS AND OTHER ATLANTIC ISLANDS
Project Q3151375 in Spain

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    19,541.5 Euro
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    22,990.0 Euro
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    85.0 percent
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    1 January 2015
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    31 July 2018
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    UNIVERSIDAD DE LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA
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    28°7'43.93"N, 15°26'5.64"W
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    35016
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    EL PROYECTO DE INVESTIGACION QUE PRESENTO SE CONCIBE DESDE UNA PERSPECTIVA INTERDISCIPLINAR E INTEGRADORA Y ES FRUTO DE MI TRABAJO EN DOS PROYECTOS CONSECUTIVOS FINANCIADOS CON ANTERIORIDAD, EN LOS QUE HE VENIDO COLABORANDO EN LOS ULTIMOS AÑOS. SON, EN CONCRETO, LOS PROYECTOS FFI2008-03695 ¿EL VIAJE A CANARIAS Y SUS ESCRITURAS¿ Y FFI2011-25994 ¿EL VIAJE A CANARIAS Y SUS ESCRITURAS II: CATALOGO DIGITAL DE AUTORES Y TEXTOS¿, EL SEGUNDO DE LOS CUALES FINALIZARA EN DICIEMBRE 2014. LA PROPUESTA ABRE UNA NUEVA LINEA DE TRABAJO, DERIVADA DE MI TRAYECTORIA INVESTIGADORA MAS IMPORTANTE, CENTRADA EN LAS RELACIONES SOCIOCULTURALES, LINGUISTICAS Y LITERARIAS DE CANARIAS CON EL MUNDO ANGLOSAJON. MAS CONCRETAMENTE, EL PROYECTO CONTINUA CON MI LINEA DE ESTUDIO DE LA EXTENSA BIBLIOGRAFIA INGLESA SOBRE CANARIAS, Y AMPLIA SUS HORIZONTES ANALIZANDO UN NUEVO TIPO DE PUBLICACIONES QUE HASTA AHORA NO HABIAMOS TENIDO EN CONSIDERACION, Y HACIENDOLO ADEMAS NO SOLO DESDE UNA PERSPECTIVA MULTIDISCIPLINAR, SINO TAMBIEN INTERNACIONAL, EXTENDIENDOLO AL AMBITO DE LAS ISLAS ATLANTICAS. SE TRATA DE LAS DENOMINADAS 'POPULAR ROMANCE FICTION NOVELS', UN SUBGENERO LITERARIO QUE, COMO YA SEÑALO SANCHEZ-PALENCIA (1997), SIEMPRE HA ESTADO DOBLEMENTE ESTIGMATIZADO POR SU CONDICION DE LITERATURA POPULAR Y FEMENINA. A PESAR DE SU APARENTE FRIVOLIDAD, LAS PECULIARIDADES DE LOS 22 TEXTOS QUE HASTA AHORA HEMOS PODIDO LOCALIZAR PERMITEN QUE ESTOS SEAN ABORDADOS DESDE UNA VARIEDAD DE ENFOQUES, ALGUNOS DE LOS CUALES SE SUGIEREN EN EL TITULO DEL PROYECTO. SI BIEN SON TEXTOS TOTALMENTE REPRESENTATIVOS DE LA DENOSTADA ¿NOVELA ROSA¿, CONSTITUYEN UN CORPUS PARTICULAR POR TRATARSE DE OBRAS ESCRITAS POR AUTORAS DE LENGUA INGLESA Y AMBIENTADAS MAYORMENTE EN CANARIAS Y, EN MENOR MEDIDA, EN OTRAS ISLAS ATLANTICAS, EN LAS QUE, CON FRECUENCIA, LA PAREJA PROTAGONISTA ES MIXTA, ES DECIR, EL HEROE SUELE SER UN NATIVO ISLEÑO, O BIEN UN INGLES CON LAZOS FAMILIARES CON LAS ISLAS, MIENTRAS QUE LA PROTAGONISTA FEMENINA ES SIEMPRE UNA SUBDITA BRITANICA QUE, POR DISTINTOS MOTIVOS, VISITA O BIEN SE TRASLADA A VIVIR A UNAS ISLAS PARADISIACAS PERO TAMBIEN REMOTAS Y CON TRADICIONES CULTURALES MUY DIFERENTES. ESTO DA PIE A QUE TANTO EL NARRADOR COMO LOS PERSONAJES SEAN CONSCIENTES (Y DE HECHO LO SEÑALAN HABITUALMENTE) DE ESTAR INMERSOS EN UNA SITUACION DE CONTACTO SOCIOCULTURAL Y TAMBIEN LINGUISTICO. TODO ELLO FAVORECE EL ANALISIS DE TEMAS COMO EL DE LA IDENTIDAD Y LA ALTERIDAD O VISION DEL OTRO, LA INTERACCION Y EL CONTRASTE INTERCULTURAL, EL DISCURSO DEL PARAISO, ASI COMO EL DISCURSO LINGUISTICO EN SI, PUES ESTOS TEXTOS EN INGLES ¿ AL IGUAL QUE SUCEDE EN OTROS TEXTOS DE LA BIBLIOGRAFIA ANGLOCANARIA QUE YA HEMOS ESTUDIADO ¿ APARECEN SALPICADOS DE HISPANISMOS, CANARISMOS (O EN SU CASO, PORTUGUESISMOS) QUE CUMPLEN DISTINTAS FUNCIONES COMUNICATIVAS. ESTOS ELEMENTOS SE SUMAN AL ENFOQUE MAS HABITUAL DESDE EL QUE ESTOS TEXTOS HAN SIDO ABORDADOS, EL DE LOS ESTUDIOS DE 'GENDER' Y DEL FEMINISMO, PERSPECTIVAS QUE TAMBIEN SE INCLUIRAN EN LO QUE PRETENDEMOS CONSTITUYA UN ANALISIS MULTIMODAL. EL PROYECTO PARTE DE UN CORPUS DE 20 TEXTOS AMBIENTADOS EN CANARIAS Y QUE APENAS HAN SIDO PARCIALMENTE ESTUDIADOS, CON EL OBJETIVO DE AMPLIARLO Y FINALMENTE COMPARARLO CON OTRO CORPUS SIMILAR, AMBIENTADO EN OTRAS ISLAS ATLANTICAS (POR AHORA MADEIRA), AUN EN FASE INICIAL DE RECOPILACION. TEXTOS). (Spanish)
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    THE RESEARCH PROJECT THAT I PRESENT IS CONCEIVED FROM AN INTERDISCIPLINARY AND INCLUSIVE PERSPECTIVE AND IS THE RESULT OF MY WORK ON TWO CONSECUTIVE PROJECTS FUNDED PREVIOUSLY, IN WHICH I HAVE BEEN COLLABORATING IN THE LAST FEW YEARS. ARE, IN PARTICULAR, THE FFI2008-03695 PROJECTS THE TRIP TO THE CANARY ISLANDS AND ITS SCRIPTURES AND FFI2011-25994 THE TRIP TO THE CANARY ISLANDS AND ITS SCRIPTURES II: DIGITAL CATALOGUE OF AUTHORS AND TEXTS, THE SECOND OF WHICH WILL END IN DECEMBER 2014. THE PROPOSAL OPENS A NEW LINE OF WORK, DERIVED FROM MY MOST IMPORTANT RESEARCH CAREER, FOCUSED ON THE SOCIOCULTURAL, LINGUISTIC AND LITERARY RELATIONS OF THE CANARY ISLANDS WITH THE ANGLO-SAXON WORLD. MORE SPECIFICALLY, THE PROJECT CONTINUES WITH MY LINE OF STUDY OF THE EXTENSIVE ENGLISH BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE CANARY ISLANDS, AND BROADENS ITS HORIZONS BY ANALYSING A NEW TYPE OF PUBLICATIONS THAT UNTIL NOW WE HAD NOT CONSIDERED, AND DOING SO IN ADDITION NOT ONLY FROM A MULTIDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVE, BUT ALSO FROM AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE, EXTENDING IT TO THE SCOPE OF THE ATLANTIC ISLANDS. THESE ARE THE SO-CALLED ‘POPULAR ROMANCE FICTION NOVELS’, A LITERARY SUBGENER WHO, AS SANCHEZ-PALENCIA (1997) HAS ALREADY POINTED OUT, HAS ALWAYS BEEN DOUBLY STIGMATISED BY HIS CONDITION OF POPULAR AND FEMALE LITERATURE. DESPITE THEIR APPARENT FRIVOLITY, THE PECULIARITIES OF THE 22 TEXTS THAT WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO LOCATE SO FAR ALLOW THEM TO BE APPROACHED FROM A VARIETY OF APPROACHES, SOME OF WHICH ARE SUGGESTED IN THE TITLE OF THE PROJECT. ALTHOUGH THEY ARE ENTIRELY REPRESENTATIVE TEXTS OF THE DENOTED NOVEL, THEY CONSTITUTE A PARTICULAR CORPUS BECAUSE THEY ARE WORKS WRITTEN BY AUTHORS OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND MOSTLY SET IN THE CANARY ISLANDS AND, TO A LESSER EXTENT, IN OTHER ATLANTIC ISLANDS, IN WHICH, OFTEN, THE PROTAGONIST IS MIXED, THAT IS, THE HERO IS USUALLY AN ISLAND NATIVE, OR AN ENGLISH WITH FAMILY TIES WITH THE ISLANDS, WHILE THE FEMALE PROTAGONIST IS ALWAYS A BRITANICA SUBDITA WHO, FOR DIFFERENT REASONS, VISITS OR MOVES TO LIVE IN A PARADISIACAL BUT ALSO REMOTE ISLANDS WITH VERY DIFFERENT CULTURAL TRADITIONS. THIS GIVES RISE TO BOTH THE NARRATOR AND THE CHARACTERS BEING AWARE (AND IN FACT USUALLY POINTING OUT) OF BEING IMMERSED IN A SITUATION OF SOCIOCULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC CONTACT. ALL THIS FAVORS THE ANALYSIS OF TOPICS SUCH AS IDENTITY AND ALTERITY OR VISION OF THE OTHER, THE INTERACTION AND INTERCULTURAL CONTRAST, THE DISCOURSE OF PARAISO, AS WELL AS THE LINGUISTIC DISCOURSE ITSELF, BECAUSE THESE TEXTS IN ENGLISH DO AS HAPPENS IN OTHER TEXTS OF THE ANGLOCANARIA BIBLIOGRAPHY THAT WE HAVE ALREADY STUDIED, DO THEY APPEAR DOTTED WITH HISPANICISMS, CANARISMOS (OR, AS THE CASE MAY BE, PORTUGUESEISMS) THAT PERFORM DIFFERENT COMMUNICATIVE FUNCTIONS. THESE ELEMENTS ADD TO THE MOST COMMON APPROACH FROM WHICH THESE TEXTS HAVE BEEN ADDRESSED, THAT OF THE STUDIES OF ‘GENDER’ AND OF FEMINISM, PERSPECTIVES THAT WILL ALSO BE INCLUDED IN WHAT WE INTEND TO CONSTITUTE A MULTIMODAL ANALYSIS. THE PROJECT IS BASED ON A CORPUS OF 20 TEXTS SET IN THE CANARY ISLANDS THAT HAVE ONLY BEEN PARTIALLY STUDIED, WITH THE AIM OF EXTENDING IT AND FINALLY COMPARING IT WITH ANOTHER SIMILAR CORPUS, SET IN OTHER ATLANTIC ISLANDS (NOW MADEIRA), EVEN IN THE INITIAL STAGE OF COMPILATION. TEXTS). (English)
    12 October 2021
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    Palmas de Gran Canaria, Las
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    Identifiers

    FFI2014-53962-P
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