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Imaginaire linguistique et français dialectal du Poitou : le sentiment identitaire chez les jeunes [PDF]
La Bretagne Linguistique, 1996 A survey of 75 patois speakers in the south of the Deux-Sèvres department revealed a great diversity in the linguistic behaviours of the respondents, with regard to the lexicon on the one hand, and phonology on the other, which is in principle the most ...
Philippe Gallard
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Badumes, standards, normes. La situation en Amérique hispanique [PDF]
La Bretagne Linguistique, 1996 We propose to apply to Hispanic America the question posed by the organisers of this conference on a tripartition of the "function-states" of linguistic communication in the form of badumes: isolated local languages little influenced by the social ...
Philippe Cahuzac
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La Bretagne Linguistique, 1996 How to test the hypotheses formulated by Jean Le Dû and Yves Le Berre from their knowledge of the sociolinguistic situation of Brittany? I have decided to propose, by borrowing from what I could know about the sociolinguistic situation of the countries ...
Philippe Gardy
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Impacts of Ethnic Federalism in National Integration and Peacebuilding in Contemporary Ethiopia: Dynamics of Ethnic Conflicts [PDF]
, 2023 Following the adoption of ethnic-based political arrangements in 1991, inter-ethnic clashes, internal displacement, insecurity, and tensions have become protracted security and unity challenges in Ethiopia.
Fayyisa, Workinesh Mitiku
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Normalisation d’un conte breton : à la recherche de l’impossible norme
La Bretagne Linguistique, 1996 Which orthographic norm should be used to take into account the particularities of local Breton and to restore the nuances of orality? In the absence of a single standard Breton, the transition from orality to a norm is made difficult.
Francis Favereau
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Paradis et parité. Ou « De la coquetterie linguistique »
La Bretagne Linguistique, 1996 A desire-based approach to linguistic exchange sheds light on the long diglossia as a censored desire. It sheds light on the establishment of a linguistic market if, on the contrary, this censorship gives way.
Patrick Sauzet
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La Bretagne Linguistique, 1996 Cross-border language areas are always multi-centred: in each country the common language is used in a somewhat different way. Flanders has the same insecurities, the same emotions, the same functional differences, but it is not a multicentric area like ...
Kas Deprez
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La Bretagne Linguistique, 1996 In order not to subtract the dialect from the living social reality and the complexity it generates, we have elaborated a variational model integrating all the varieties available to dialect-speaking social actors.
Arlette Bothorel-Witz, Dominique Huck
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Parité et disparité parolières dans le roman hispano-américain
La Bretagne Linguistique, 1996 To capture the discursive multiplicity of their surroundings: this was the task that the first Spanish-American novelists set themselves. From the beginning of the nineteenth century, when the novel emerged on the continent, they set themselves the ...
Javier García-Mendez
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Discours polémique et schismogenèse linguistique. Le « Naven » du Père Peinard
La Bretagne Linguistique, 1996 Le Père Peinard, an anarcho-syndicalist paper from 1889-1902, implements a set of inverted values. Its author, Émile Pouget, chose to "shake things up" even in the language, starting with it.
Maurice Tournier
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