A Biography of Two of Ortega's Themes: Lexical-Semantic Creativity and the Dictionary

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https://doi.org/10.63487/reo.661

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Creativity, neology, Semantics, dictionary, encycopaedia, Ortega y Gasset

Abstract

In addition to neologist, it must be emphasized that Ortega was a discoverer, a revealer of forms and meanings not at altogether new. During our first search, that of meditations on lexical-semantic creativity and the results of its application, we also discover very interesting considerations about dictionaries. The work has been therefore of tracing, of searching throughout the Ortegian body of work, in order to organize them and to relate them to other aspects of his thought and therefore observe the repercussion, not only in the discipline of Philosophy, but also in the history of Hispanic Linguistics, our main object of interest.

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Francisco M. Carriscondo Esquivel, Universidad de Siena

Professor of Spanish Literature at the University of Siena, he specializes in the history of contemporary Spanish thought. He currently directs the “Biblioteca del 14” series published by Biblioteca Nueva. He has studied authors such as Azorín and Ortega. Of the latter, he has published a critical edition of España invertebrada (2002) and has written a monograph essential for understanding the origins of Ortega’s thought: La tradición velada: Ortega y el pensamiento humanista (1999). Among his most recent works, it is worth noting his coordination of the May 2005 issue of Revista de Occidente on “Ortega’s Cervantes.”

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2005-05-01 — Updated on 2005-05-01

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Carriscondo Esquivel, F. M. (2005). A Biography of Two of Ortega’s Themes: Lexical-Semantic Creativity and the Dictionary. Revista De Estudios Orteguianos (Journal of Orteguian Studies), (10/11), 219–243. https://doi.org/10.63487/reo.661

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