Escribas semiletrados o iniciadores del castellano bilingüe andino: el caso del copista de Cristóbal de Molina
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2016-01-13
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. Fondo Editorial
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El presente artículo procura demostrar que una lectura atenta de la única copia del manuscrito de los Ritos y fábulas de los incas de Cristóbal de Molina pone en evidencia el castellano semiletrado que manejaba el copista de Molina—nos encontramos pues ante una copia adulterada del manuscrito original. Para ello, se discutirán cuatro puntos que sirven de soporte a la hipótesis planteada: los constantes vacíos en el curso del copiado, los tropiezos en la lectoescritura del castellano, las dificultades en la lectoescritura del quechua y las pruebas del “castellano motoso” del copista.
This paper seeks to show that a close reading of the only copy of the manuscript Account of the Fables and Rites of the Incas (Ritos y fábulas de los incas) by Cristóbal de Molina makes it evident that Molina’s copyst used a semiliterate Spanish—we are thus dealing with an adulterated copy of the original manuscript. In order to support this hypothesis, four issues are discussed: the constant gaps in the process of copying, the blunders in Spanish literacy, the difficulties in Quechua literacy and the evidence showing the interlect (“castellano motoso”) of the copyist.
This paper seeks to show that a close reading of the only copy of the manuscript Account of the Fables and Rites of the Incas (Ritos y fábulas de los incas) by Cristóbal de Molina makes it evident that Molina’s copyst used a semiliterate Spanish—we are thus dealing with an adulterated copy of the original manuscript. In order to support this hypothesis, four issues are discussed: the constant gaps in the process of copying, the blunders in Spanish literacy, the difficulties in Quechua literacy and the evidence showing the interlect (“castellano motoso”) of the copyist.
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