ANÁLISIS SEMÁNTICO-COGNITIVO DEL COLOR EN SUCEDIÓ EN COLORES DE LILIANA BODOC: UNA APROXIMACIÓN MULTIDISCIPLINARIA (LENGUAJE, COGNICIÓN Y EMOCIÓN)

This article explores the study of color in the Spanish language from a linguistic-cognitive perspective, with particular attention to its semantic dimension and psychological impact. Using the narrative Sucedió en colores by Liliana Bodoc (2011) as a case study, colors are analyzed not only as visual referents but also as lexical units bearing symbolic and emotional weight. The theoretical framework—based on cognitive semantics—examines how color is discursively constructed through both explicit and implicit linguistic resources, activating culturally shared conceptual frames. Thus, the study highlights the potential of language to articulate, in many cases, chromatic meaning without direct mention, revealing the symbolic capacity of color in the organization of experience and the production of meaning.

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Alsun Beni-Suef International Journal of Linguistics Translation and Literature
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2025-10-26
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https://doi.org/10.21608/abjltl.2025.412731.1111
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Education in Rural Contexts
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ANÁLISIS SEMÁNTICO-COGNITIVO DEL COLOR EN SUCEDIÓ EN COLORES DE LILIANA BODOC: UNA APROXIMACIÓN MULTIDISCIPLINARIA (LENGUAJE, COGNICIÓN Y EMOCIÓN)

Aliaa Abdel Aziz Al-Sharif
Alsun Beni-Suef International Journal of Linguistics Translation and Literature
Education in Rural Contexts
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ANÁLISIS SEMÁNTICO-COGNITIVO DEL COLOR EN SUCEDIÓ EN COLORES DE LILIANA BODOC: UNA APROXIMACIÓN MULTIDISCIPLINARIA (LENGUAJE, COGNICIÓN Y EMOCIÓN)

Aliaa Abdel Aziz Al-Sharif
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This article explores the study of color in the Spanish language from a linguistic-cognitive perspective, with particular attention to its semantic dimension and psychological impact. Using the narrative Sucedió en colores by Liliana Bodoc (2011) as a case study, colors are analyzed not only as visual referents but also as lexical units bearing symbolic and emotional weight. The theoretical framework—based on cognitive semantics—examines how color is discursively constructed through both explicit and implicit linguistic resources, activating culturally shared conceptual frames. Thus, the study highlights the potential of language to articulate, in many cases, chromatic meaning without direct mention, revealing the symbolic capacity of color in the organization of experience and the production of meaning.

Alsun Beni-Suef International Journal of Linguistics Translation and LiteratureVol. 5(2)
October University of Modern Sciences and Arts (EG)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Education in Rural Contexts
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