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The aim of this paper is to show the relevance of the first centuries of the modern age, especially the XVIII and the XIX centuries, for the history of the Spanish language as far as the creation and consolidation of new discourse markers are concerned. The development of new genres and discursive models involves different ways of constructing the discourse as well as the necessity of incorporating new markers to implement different discursive functions. In some cases these innovations are realized via grammaticalization through expansion processes fostered by a semantic change which itself has been created by the conventionalization of inferences associated to a construction. In other cases, the above-mentioned innovations are directly incorporated by adaptation or borrowing words from other languages in which they already had a fully-developed discursive function. In order to prove these claims, the author focuses on the analysis of a set of distance reformulative markers that emerged in the first centuries of the modern age and which show these processes in a manifest way.

Periodización y diacronía de los marcadores discursivos de distanciamiento: la etapa del español moderno