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espanolNuestro trabajo se ocupa de la sinestesia linguistica (seleccion de lexemas en el sintagma que conlleva un proceso de transferencia significativa entre dominios de percepciones diferentes). Este fenomeno es muy intenso en las combinaciones de adjetivos de percepciones sensoriales y sustantivos que no pertenecen a la esfera perceptiva del adjetivo, como en color chillon. Nuestro objetivo es acotar el concepto de sinestesia dentro de la semantica lexica y distinguirlo de otros mecanismos generadores de polisemia, como la metafora. Ademas, queremos ofrecer una explicacion del proceso de transferencia significativa para determinar la orientacion semantica de la seleccion lexica y los tipos de combinaciones sintagmaticas en los que intervienen los lexemas. Evaluamos que paradigma resulta mas rentable al abordar el fenomeno. Partimos de las semanticas componenciales, pero incorporamos a la explicacion elementos propios de una semantica del hablar y de otras orientaciones (cognitivas y pragmaticas), atendiendo al contraste entre los distintos enfoques. EnglishThe paper deals with linguistic synaesthesia, that is, a combination of words inside a phrase that conveys a semantic transposition between different domains of human perception. The effect is particularly pronounced in combinations of sensorial adjectives with nouns that do not belong to the same perceptive domain, as in color chillon ‘shrill (= shrilling / crying-out) colours’. The paper aims to delimit the concept of synaesthesia in lexical semantics and to differentiate it from other types of polysemy such as metaphor. Moreover, the paper suggests an explanation for the transposition process and the observable combinatory patterns. It further points out the most efficient paradigm for this explanatory model. The starting point is componential semantics, but features belonging to the semantics of speech as well as to pragmatic and cognitive linguistic theories are also taken into account and examined for their explanatory capacity.

Las combinaciones léxicas sinestésicas en el marco de la teoría semántica