Search results for "Minority language"

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Strategies for conservation of a minority language. Between convergence and hybridization

2019

The Arbëresh linguistic varieties constitute a rich field of investigation for interesting phenomena of language attrition and contact. Because of the ancient and prolonged situation of bilingualism between Albanian and Italo-Romance varieties an interesting set of phenomena of code-switching, loan, convergence and hybridization has presented itself. This research concerns the Arbëresh linguistic minority of Greci, a small town in the Campanian region of southern Italy. Within Arbëria, the widespread archipelago of Albanian-speaking communities which occupies a vast territory in southern Italy, the preservation of Arbëresh presents very different sociolinguistic situations. Inside Arbëria G…

Settore L-FIL-LET/12 - Linguistica ItalianaDialectologylinguistic minoritiesSociolinguisticLanguage attritionArbëresh linguistic varieties minority language convergence hybridization language attrition and contact
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ISO 639, Yosemite e App che “parlano” dialetto. Qualche reazione e riflessione

2016

Quale teoria e concezione del dialetto soggiace all’idea di descrivere il siciliano come «abbastanza distinto dall’italiano tipico tanto da poter essere considerato un idioma separato» (Ethnologue, MOSELEY e ASHER 1994, 54)? Un certo ruolo deve avere la distorta pratica di valutare le varietà dell’italoromanzo come dialetti dell’italiano, pratica, questa, che, per altro, induce a proporre separazioni e distinzioni al punto da invocare, per alcune di queste varietà, lo statuto di «lingue madri». Se poi queste “lingue”, nella prospettiva ecolinguistica, presentano una serie di condizioni che ne mettono a rischio la sopravvivenza, entrano ne “Il Libro Rosso delle lingue in pericolo” (Red Book …

Settore L-FIL-LET/12 - Linguistica Italianalingue dialetti e web dialetti e Unesco Red Book of Endangered Languages politiche liguistiche minoranze App sul dialettoDialectology Sociolinguistics Language Planning and Policy Minority Languages Language Policy Language and New Media
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The monolingual habitus of German society challenging the interests of an autochthonous minority language : Linguistic landscapes in the Sorbian “cap…

2019

This paper analyzes the LL in the city of Bautzen / Budyšin in Germany, a town which is frequently considered the “capital” of the Slavonic minority of the Sorbs. It focuses on the societal role of Sorbian in relation to practices and ideologies of mainstream German society. The vast majority of signs in Bautzen / Budyšin are in German only. Sorbian is essentially restricted to explicitly Sorbian institutions and to local and regional administration. Interviews conducted in shops and on the streets reveal that paternalistic attitudes common to perceptions of language policies and minority languages in Germany dominate; practices maintain the common monolingual habitus in German society. Mem…

Sorbianminority languageslanguage attitudesGermanlinguistic landscape
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A dialectal reading of the History of Translation

2013

The translation of dialect is one of the most difficult and yet interesting challenges facing literary translators. Although theoretical contributions about dialect translation develop mainly from 1960, this article proposes a historical reading of the history of translation from antiquity to the first half of the 20th century, inquiring about the “implications” that the milestones of translation might have had on the translation of dialect. Since dialect texts are conceived within a political hierarchy of language, a parallelism is established between ‘dialect-standard’ and ‘vernacular language-dominant language’. The emergence of terms and practices relevant for dialect translation (forei…

UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRASHistoryMinority languagesTraducción dialectalTraducción e InterpretaciónLenguas minoritariasHistoriaStandardizationHistory ; Dialect translation; Standardization; Minority languages:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]EstandarizaciónHistoria; Traducción dialectal; Estandarización; Lenguas minoritariasDialect translationMonTi: Monografías de Traducción e Interpretación
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Bourdieu and public service interpreting and translation: towards a social theory in PSIT

2010

Within Translation Studies (TS), Public Service Interpreting and Translation (PSIT) is a relatively recent area (Critical Link 1995) still fighting for academic and professional recognition inside and outside the limits of that discipline. The growing interest in PSIT is undoubtedly linked to the migration phenomenon and the intervention of intermediaries (interpreters and translators) who make communication possible is generally recognised. But the controversy about the role(s) these intermediaries have to perform in public services seems to be one of the main difficulties to obtain academic and institutional acceptance and recognition. Following the influence of Bourdieu's social theory i…

UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRASPublic service interpreting and translating; Sociology Migration; Minority languages and culturesBourdieu PierreMinority languages and culturesInmigraciónLenguas y culturas minoritariasTraducción e InterpretaciónSociologyTraducción e interpretación en los servicios públicos:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]Public service interpreting and translatingSociologíaMigrationTraducción e interpretación en los servicios públicos; Sociología; Bourdieu Pierre; Inmigración; Lenguas y culturas minoritarias
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Gifting, service, and performance: three eras in minority-language media policy and practice

2011

Adapting Tom Ricento’s (2006) three-era framework in language policy to the case of the Sami in Finland and Irish in the Republic of Ireland, we identify three key eras in the development of minority-language media: the gifting era, the service era, and the performance era. Each era has its own particular logic and normativities in relation to the value and functions allocated to minoritylanguage media, the key actors involved in these media, and concepts of languages and speakers. Although we observe a chronology in the evolution of these eras, previous eras do not simply disappear with this evolution. We argue instead that they are embedded in any single moment of media engagement in rela…

Value (ethics)Linguistics and Languagemedia_common.quotation_subjectMedia studiesThe RepublicLanguage and Linguisticslanguage.human_languageIrishService (economics)languageMultilingualismSociologySocial scienceRelation (history of concept)Minority languageLanguage policymedia_commonInternational Journal of Applied Linguistics
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La linguistica vista dalle Alpi. Teoria, lessicografia e multilinguismo

2019

Il volume raccoglie contributi che hanno come principale tema di ricerca la multiforme realtà linguistica dell’ambiente alpino. Essi indagano fenomeni linguistici di lingue standard e di minoranza appartenenti ai gruppi romanzo e germanico. Il libro si compone di quatto sezioni: modelli teorici, valenza e lessicografia, linguistica delle varietà e multilinguismo e le lingue nel Trentino-Alto Adige. The contributions of this book deal with the diverse linguistic situation of the Alps by focusing on phenomena of standard and minority languages which belong to the Romance and Germanic group. They address four main topics which correspond to the four sections of the book: linguistic theory, val…

cimbroLexicographytoponomasticaItalianToponomasticlinguistica delle varietàlingue di minoranzafriulanoVariety linguisticMultilingualismparticelle additiveMinority languageSettore L-LIN/01 - Glottologia E LinguisticaSouth TyrolItalian dialectFriulianlocativiAdditive particleLocative adverbpro-dropCliticmultilinguismoSyntaxlessicografiaCimbrianavverbi di luogosintagma nominaleLadinsintassidialetti italianiNull subject parameterValencyLanguage into Act Theoryparametro del soggetto nulloAlto AdigeGermantedescoladinoSettore L-LIN/02 - Didattica Delle Lingue ModerneNoun phraseitalianocliticivalenza verbaleTrentino
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Dialektalny wariant niemczyzny w Gościęcinie na Górnym Śląsku

2015

dialectologyczynniki warunkujące zachowanie i zanik dialektuendangered dialectsfactors in language maintenance and shiftminority languagesjęzyk mniejszościdialekty zagrożonedialektologia
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Ladinia dolomitica

2020

Scopo di questo contributo è offrire una panoramica sull’area che viene usualmente definita “Ladinia dolomitica” e sulla varietà linguistica che vi viene tradizionalmente parlata, il ladino. L'articolo descrive brevemente la storia dell'area e dello sviluppo del ladino, e in seguito descrive le caratteristiche fonologiche, morfologiche, sintattiche e lessicali principali del ladino, che lo distinguono dalle vicine varietà italoromanze. In seguito si illustrano le peculiarità linguistiche dei singoli dialetti ladini, che sono parlati ognuno in una valle diversa delle Dolomiti. L'articolo è fortemente innovativo e originale, perché permette di ascoltare i file audio che esemplificano i tratti…

dialettologiagardeneseSettore L-FIL-LET/09 - Filologia E Linguistica RomanzalivinalleseFassanodiacronialingue di minoranzafodomSettore L-LIN/01 - Glottologia E LinguisticadialectologyretoromanzomorfologiaBadiottogrammatical descriptionRhaeto-romanceNorthern ItalysyntaxLivinallese Fodomphonology morphologyminority languageLadinsintassidiachronylessicosynchronyDolomitiDolomiteladinoAmpezzanosincroniaItalia del Norddescrizione grammaticalelexiconfonologia
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The Hungarian Case: From Natio to the Ersatz Nation-State

2009

The Kingdom of Hungary had been part of the Habsburg realms since 1526 when the Sultan Suleyman I the Magnificent (ruled 1520–1566) defeated the Hungarian armies at Mohacs. The King of Hungary and Bohemia, Louis II (ruled 1516–1526), died in the battle. Due to the dynastic agreement between the Jagiellonians and the Habsburgs, the latter were to take over Hungary and the Czech lands should the former fail to produce male heirs. In the other case, the Jagiellonians could hope for the imperial throne in Vienna. Mean­while, the Ottoman Empire seized most of Hungary proper, including Buda (1541), the seat of Hungarian Kings. Foreseeing this outcome, the Habsburgs had already moved the capital o…

education.field_of_studyBattlemedia_common.quotation_subjectPopulationAncient historyChristianityNobilityPolitical scienceNation stateThroneSlavic languageseducationMinority languagemedia_common
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