Standard languages and language standards in a changing Europe

Standard languages and language standards in a changing Europe
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不断变化的欧洲的标准语言和语言标准

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2011
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N. Coupland
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Tore Kristiansen;N. Coupland

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SLICE对语言的意识形态以及语言本身的形式和功能感兴趣,并探索如何通过不同的研究方法使意识形态变得可见。这意味着致力于研究支持标准属性的态度和价值结构、潜在的主观复杂性和这些主观性的变化。SLICE的主要目标之一是对当代欧洲语境中语言去标准化的程度和性质进行知情评估。虽然社会语言学的注意力迄今已被给予标准化的过程,机制的语言品种上升到功能的意识形态和实际的标准品种,也有必要超越线性帐户,并探讨是否和如何品种,已作为标准可能会失去其合法性。是否有证据表明,被定位为非标准或方言变体的说话方式正在向以前与标准变体相关的领域发展?更根本的是,是否有证据表明,支持标准语言和方言属性的意识形态体系可能正在崩溃,失去其效力或正在重组?把晚期现代性看作是一个语言标准化在某些方面和某些地方被逆转,或者至少变得更加复杂和多维的时代,这合适吗?
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