Los actos de habla en el cuento Una mujer para papá de Niel Palomino Gonzales

Abstract

The present work shows and exposes as an objective the identification and categorization of the archetypes of speech acts in the characters of the story A Woman for Dad by Niel A. Palomino Gonzales and how these reflect the depth and richness of the Apurimeño narrative. Austin's speech act theory was used in the methodology with a hermeneutic approach to analyze the interactions and speeches of the characters, highlighting how speech acts reveal essential aspects of the narrative. The results show a clear differentiation between the types of speech acts performed by the characters, which demonstrates the complexity and skill of the author in weaving his plot. The conclusion reached is that Niel Palomino demonstrates a deep mastery of pragmatics and characterization, presenting the characters in a way that their speeches and actions enrich the narrative of the story. Palomino agrees that speaking is not just a matter of expressing information, feelings, emotions...; but it is also a way of doing something.