Ibn Khaldūn in his Subjective Lexicon. The Emotional Constellation of an Intellectual in Transition

Ibn Jaldūn en su léxico subjetivo. La constelación emocional de un intelectual en transición

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https://doi.org/10.30827/meaharabe.v72.21618

Palabras clave:

Ibn Jaldūn, Occidente islámico, Transición, Modernidad, Subjetividad

Resumen

El presente estudio se centra en el análisis lingüístico del léxico subjetivo utilizado por el pensador norteafricano ‘Abd al-Raḥmān Ibn Jaldūn (m. 1406) en el epílogo de su obra histórica Kitāb al-‘Ibar, conocida como Ta‘rīf, donde se biografía a sí mismo. El objetivo es esbozar la utilidad de construir un esquema analítico de los fenómenos lingüísticos en los que emerge la primera persona, especialmente en la autorreferencia, las acciones, las emociones y las evaluaciones, para captar la complejidad de la autoexpresión de Ibn Jaldūn. Una metodología híbrida cuantitativa y cualitativa ayuda a extraer, organizar, analizar e interpretar su uso del lenguaje para expresarse en relación con la narración de su trayectoria vital y su evolución psicológica. Los datos muestran una expresión íntima de un sujeto árabe premoderno, lo que lleva a considerar el Ta‘rīf como un eslabón evolutivo de la autobiografía moderna, que adquiere una gran importancia dentro del proceso de transición cultural del Occidente islámico hacia la modernidad europea.

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Jreis Navarro, L. M. (2023). Ibn Khaldūn in his Subjective Lexicon. The Emotional Constellation of an Intellectual in Transition: Ibn Jaldūn en su léxico subjetivo. La constelación emocional de un intelectual en transición. Miscelánea De Estudios Árabes Y Hebraicos. Sección Árabe-Islam, 72, 87–115. https://doi.org/10.30827/meaharabe.v72.21618

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