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Language, 1953
The republication of Benjamin L. Whorf's articles on what Trager calls metalinguistics has aroused a new interest in this country in the problem of the relationship that a particular language may have to its speakers' cognitive processes. Does the structure of a given language affect the thoughts (or thought potential), the memory, the perception, the ...
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The republication of Benjamin L. Whorf's articles on what Trager calls metalinguistics has aroused a new interest in this country in the problem of the relationship that a particular language may have to its speakers' cognitive processes. Does the structure of a given language affect the thoughts (or thought potential), the memory, the perception, the ...
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Conflict Between Ethnolinguistic Groups
Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 2016Ethnolinguistic competition in India was chosen to examine how group member uncertainty affects evaluations of deviant in-group members. Participants ( N = 155) from Bengaluru completed ethnolinguistic vitality and identification measures, were primed with high/low uncertainty, heard an antinorm (linguistically close to competing out-group) or a ...
Sucharita Belavadi, Michael A. Hogg
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2011
Contrary to what is frequently imagined by many monolingual Americans, maintaining a non-English language in the United States is an extraordinarily difficult task. In the case of Latinos, in spite of the continuing arrival of new, Spanish-speaking immigrants, the shift toward English is unmistakable.
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Contrary to what is frequently imagined by many monolingual Americans, maintaining a non-English language in the United States is an extraordinarily difficult task. In the case of Latinos, in spite of the continuing arrival of new, Spanish-speaking immigrants, the shift toward English is unmistakable.
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Schools in ethnolinguistic minorities
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 1986There can be no doubt about the significance of the minority phenomenon in the last fifty years, whether in political, social, economic or educational terms. The word 'minority' has been used to refer to groups whose common factor is gender, race, profession, religion, social class and, latterly, ethnicity.
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Zulu Ethnolinguistic Nationalism
Language is more than just a communication medium; it exists within interrelated social and political processes. Therefore, language never appears by itself; it always represents a system of social and political interests, reflecting the prevailing discursive and ideological strategies.openaire +2 more sources
The Southern Speech Journal, 1960
(1960). A study in ethnolinguistics. The Southern Speech Journal: Vol. 25, No. 4, pp. 247-254.
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(1960). A study in ethnolinguistics. The Southern Speech Journal: Vol. 25, No. 4, pp. 247-254.
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Ethnolinguistics and ethnocartography
2017At the present time the active projects of traditional ethnocartography are very few in European ethnology. On the other hand, several international projects on geolinguistics or linguistic geography are currently taking place in Europe, bringing together linguists, but also anthropologists from various European countries.
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