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16世纪方济会传教士阿方索·德·卡斯特罗(Alfonso de Castro)为《诗篇》第50篇写了一套25篇的讲道。在其构成中,作者特有的话语段以一种连续而巧妙的方式与其他相同或不同来源的话语段混合在一起。在本文中,我们通过两个特定的需求来解决这种外来话语的存在:首先,回顾和更新之前的类型学建议,其次,深入研究这些时期在整个讲道中的分布,以及作者在自己的话语之间插入它们时使用的机制
Discurso Ajeno en las Homilías de Alfonso de Castro: Presencia y mecanismos de introducción
The 16thcentury Franciscan preacher Alfonso de Castro writes a set of twenty-five homilies dedicated to Psalm 50. In its composition, periods of discourse that are specific to the author are mixed in a continuous and masterly manner along with others of the same and of different origin. In this article we address the presence of this foreign discourse by virtue of two specific needs: firstly, to review and update a previous typological proposal and, secondly, to delve into the distribution of such periods throughout the sermons as well as in the mechanisms used by the author when inserting them between his own words