Los Cubanos de Miami. Lengua Y Sociedad - Large Print

Humberto L?pez Morales (La Habana, 1936), se licenci? en Ling??stica en la Universidad de La Habana y en 1960 en Filolog?a Rom?nica en la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, donde m?s tarde se doctor? en 1962. Fue profesor en las universidades de New Hampshire, Austin y Rice de Texas y de la Universidad de Puerto Rico en R?o Piedras. Por muchos a?os se desempe?? como Secretario General de la Asociaci?n de Academias de la Lengua Espa?ola, con sede en la Real Academia Espa?ola. Ha publicado m?s de 50 libros. Ha recibido premios de casi todos los pa?ses hispanoamericanos y la Orden Civil de Alfonso X el Sabio, de Espa?a y doctor honoris causa de las universidades de Valladolid, Alicante, Alcal?, Costa Rica, Lima, L?rida, Sevilla, Chile, Argentina, Santo Domingo, Panam?, Valencia, Alemania, C?diz y otras. En este libro estudia el contacto ling?istico entre el espa?ol y el ingl?s en la comunidad cubana del Gran Miami, que ha llegado a convertir a los Estados Unidos en uno de los primeros pa?ses hispanohablandes del mundo.

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Humberto L?pez Morales (Havana,1936). graduated in Linguistics from the University of Havana and in 1960 in Romance Philology from the Complutense University of Madrid, where he later received his doctorate in 1962. He was a professor at the universities of New Hampshire, Austin and Rice in Texas and the University of Puerto Rico in R?o Piedras. For many years he served as Secretary General of the Association of Spanish Language Academies, based at the Royal Spanish Academy. He has published more than 50 books. He has received awards from almost all Latin American countries and the Civil Order of Alfonso X, el sabio of Spain. He also received honorary

doctorate from the universities of Panama, Valencia, Germany, C?diz and others. In this book he studies the linguistic contact between Spanish and English in the Cuban community of Greater Miami, which has turned the United States into one of the first Spanish-speaking countries in the world.