Abstract: Summary
Acculturation has been an essential feature of human history. Acculturation has been used to describe all cultural events resulting from the acquisition, modification, or reinterpretation of a culture, particularly the reception and assimilation of cultural elements specific to one social group by another. The term "acculturation" became widely accepted among American anthropologists in the late 19th century to refer to the changes that occurred when social groups with different cultural traditions united. The Spanish American annexation under the Treaty of Tordesillas (1494) effectively implied Hispanic acculturation through the political, economic, and legal institutions of the State, and.......
Keywords：Acculturation, historical sociolinguistics, Hispanicization, creolization, general language, Council of the Indies.
[1]
Abad, F. (1991), "Historiografía Del Concepto De "Español Atlántico", In Actas Del Del III Congreso Internacional Del Español De América, Valladolid, Junta De Castilla Y León, I, 155-63.
[2]
Alvar, M. (1996), "Introducción", In Alvar, M. (Dir.) (1996), 3-18. — (Dir.) (1996), Manual De Dialectología Hispánica. El Español De América, Madrid, Ariel.
[3]
Artola, M. (Dir.) (1973-1976), Historia De España Alfaguara, 7 Vols., Madrid, Alianza., — (Dir.) (1988-1993), Enciclopedia De Historia De España, 7 Vols., Madrid, Alianza.
[4]
Barrero, A. M. (1993), "Las Fuentes Del Derecho Histórico Español", In Artola, M. (Dir.) (1988-1993), VII, 229-335. — And Alonso, M. L. (1989), Textos De Derecho Local Español En La Edad Media. Catálogo De Fueros Y Costums Municipales, Madrid, CSIC.
[5]
Boyd Bowman, P. (1976), "Patterns Of Spanish Emigration To The Indias Until 1600", Hispanic American Historial Review, 56/4, 580-604.
