Abstract
This article aims to examine the lexicographic repertoire of linguistic correction by Benito Fentanes Lavalle, Combatiendo barbarismos (1937), in search of the connotations that the author reflects toward the language in his personal production. Firstly, the context of the 19th and 20th centuries in Mexico and the biography are presented and then analyzed the linguistic attitudes in his compilation, and finally a classification proposal following the typology of the Real Academia Española, “Vicios de dicción” is presented. The ultimate goal is to demonstrate how certain lexicographic repertoires that have been neglected throughout research offer valuable data for the study of linguistic attitudes.
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