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Gauging the Impact of Gender Grammaticization in Different Languages: Application of a Linguistic-Visual Paradigm. [PDF]
Front Psychol, 2016 Sato S, Gygax PM, Gabriel U.
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Syncretic speech, linguistic ideology, and intertextuality
2013“Syncretism” describes the structural incorporation of indigenous languages like Mexicano (Nahuatl) from Central Mexico with majority languages like Spanish. Building on research of Hill and Hill (1986), and collaborations with local scholars including teacher Ramos Rosales Flores, We analyze a 1999 public linguistic event celebrating the Spanish ...
Jacqueline Messing, Ramos Rosales Flores
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American Anthropologist, 2004
Recent work in linguistic anthropology highlights the role of linguistic ideologies, or cultural conceptions of language, in transforming social relations and linguistic structure and use. This article examines the links between language attitudes and uses in their institutional and interactional contexts on Rapa Nui, a Polynesian island community that
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Recent work in linguistic anthropology highlights the role of linguistic ideologies, or cultural conceptions of language, in transforming social relations and linguistic structure and use. This article examines the links between language attitudes and uses in their institutional and interactional contexts on Rapa Nui, a Polynesian island community that
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Language Dynamics and Change, 2013
TheGermandefinitearticleparadigm,whichisnotoriousforitscasesyncretism,iswidelyconsidered to be the accidental by-product of diachronic changes. This paper argues instead that the evolution of the paradigm has been motivated by the needs and constraints of language usage.
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TheGermandefinitearticleparadigm,whichisnotoriousforitscasesyncretism,iswidelyconsidered to be the accidental by-product of diachronic changes. This paper argues instead that the evolution of the paradigm has been motivated by the needs and constraints of language usage.
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Journal of Linguistic Anthropology, 2007
In this article I examine the relationship between linguistic boundaries and community boundaries, shaped by religious beliefs about gender and difference. I focus on gendered language shift and syncretic registers of Yiddish and English among Hasidic Jews in New York. Hasidic Jews, an example of a nonliberal (fundamentalist) urban religious community,
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In this article I examine the relationship between linguistic boundaries and community boundaries, shaped by religious beliefs about gender and difference. I focus on gendered language shift and syncretic registers of Yiddish and English among Hasidic Jews in New York. Hasidic Jews, an example of a nonliberal (fundamentalist) urban religious community,
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Linguistic Syncretism as a Marker of Ethnic Purity?
2016To say that the First World War was an important moment for the history of language relations in Belgium is nothing less than an understatement. Even though not all historians nowadays subscribe to the older theory that this war caused the split of the country between two largely autonomous and unilingual entities — a Dutch-speaking or Flemish one in ...
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Scientific Research and Development. Modern Communication Studies
rom the perspective of intercultural communication and offers a comparative analysis between the ancient Chinese concept of 中 (zhong) and the theory of transitivity of V.V. Babaytseva, in whose grammatical teaching one of the most important concepts is syncretism.
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rom the perspective of intercultural communication and offers a comparative analysis between the ancient Chinese concept of 中 (zhong) and the theory of transitivity of V.V. Babaytseva, in whose grammatical teaching one of the most important concepts is syncretism.
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Syncretism at Sundarbans: Anthropological and Linguistic Dimensions
The Oriental Anthropologist: A Bi-annual International Journal of the Science of Man, 2006Gautam Kumar Bera +2 more
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2016
Abstract: To say that the First World War was an important moment for the history of language relations in Belgium is nothing less than an understatement. Even though not all historians nowadays subscribe to the older theory that this war caused the split of the country between two largely autonomous and unilingual entities a Dutch-speaking or Flemish ...
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Abstract: To say that the First World War was an important moment for the history of language relations in Belgium is nothing less than an understatement. Even though not all historians nowadays subscribe to the older theory that this war caused the split of the country between two largely autonomous and unilingual entities a Dutch-speaking or Flemish ...
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