Name: La lingüística del amor: De la pasión a la palabra (in Spanish)
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Author: María del Carmen Méndez Santos
ISBN: 9788412406023

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La lingüística del amor: De la pasión a la palabra (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

María del Carmen Méndez Santos

María del Mar Galindo Merino

Publisher

Pie De Página

Year

2022

Language

Spanish

Pages

322

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

15 x 23 cm

ISBN13

9788412406023

Edited in

España

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La lingüística del amor: De la pasión a la palabra (in Spanish)

María del Carmen Méndez Santos (Author) · María del Mar Galindo Merino (Author) · Pie De Página · Paperback

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Synopsis "La lingüística del amor: De la pasión a la palabra (in Spanish)"

Esta obra, escrita por veintidós especialistas de los más diversos campos —desde la sexología a la neurolingüística pasando por la traducción de literatura erótica— ofrece una panorámica sobre cómo el lenguaje, los idiomas y la forma de hablar nos ayudan a construir las relaciones sexo-afectivas y el amor. Amar a alguien significa hablarle de una manera diferente… ¿pero cómo? A lo largo de estas páginas se presentan distintas investigaciones y reflexiones sobre la importancia de la voz para resultar sexy, del lenguaje corporal para detectar si nos están cortejando o de las red flags lingüísticas en el inicio de una relación. También se abordan temas como las metáforas del amor en las canciones o el lenguaje que se crea entre las parejas. En suma, toda la complejidad del amor y la pasión en las relaciones humanas a través de una de las herramientas fundamentales de nuestra vida: la palabra.

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María del Carmen Méndez Santos

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María del Carmen Méndez Santos is a professor in the Department of Spanish Philology at the University of Alicante, specialized in applied linguistics and gender studies. Her academic work focuses on the intersection between language, identity, and affectivity, exploring how linguistic expressions shape sex-affective relationships. She has participated in interdisciplinary projects addressing issues such as communication in romantic contexts and the representation of desire in discourse.

In 2022, she co-edited with María del Mar Galindo Merino the collective work The Linguistics of Love: from Passion to Word, published by Pie de Página. This volume gathers contributions from 22 specialists who analyze, from various disciplines, the relationship between language and love, addressing topics such as communication in couples, body language in seduction, and the metaphors of love in different cultures. Her production is framed in the essayistic and academic genre, with a focus on sociolinguistics and gender studies. To date, no awards have been recorded for her works.

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María del Mar Galindo Merino

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María del Mar Galindo Merino is a Spanish linguist, researcher, and educator specialized in applied linguistics, gender, and language teaching. PhD in Applied Linguistics from the University of Alicante, where she currently serves as a professor, she has focused her work on the intersection between language, identity, and education. She has been a visiting researcher at institutions such as Columbia University and the Sorbonne, and has been involved in international projects on gender and language learning. Her career has been recognized with the ASELE Research Award (2011) and the AESLA Young Researcher Award (2013)

Among her most notable publications is The Linguistics of Love: from Passion to Word (2022), a work she co-edited with María del Carmen Méndez Santos that brings together contributions from 22 specialists on how language shapes affective and sexual relationships. She is also the author of The Mother Tongue in the ELE Classroom (2012), focused on teaching Spanish as a foreign language. Her work falls within the essayistic and academic genre, addressing issues of sociolinguistics, gender, and language didactics.

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