Language (De)standardisation in Late Modern Europe: Experimental Studies
Keywords:
standard languages, ideology, destandardisation, standardisation, Europe, standardness, variabilitySynopsis
This book investigates the ideological dimensions of the various (de)standardisation processes conspicuously present in contemporary Europe. It is a well-documented fact (for overviews, see Deumert and Vandenbussche 2003; Kristi-ansen and Coupland 2011) that all European standard languages are currently undergoing extensions which are considered a threat to the uniformity in their use - which is one of the commonly accepted criteria for standardness (see for instance Auer 2005, 2011). Professional linguists are increasingly attesting sys-tematic variability - in the form of, for instance, regional or social accents - in standard speech produced by the ‘best speakers’ (such as news anchors of official broadcasting institutions) in the most formal contexts. But the fact that vari-eties which are supposed to be uniform are becoming more variable also excites concern and controversy among non-professional language users.
Chapters
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On the need to access deep evaluations when searching for the motor of standard language change
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Language attitudes in south-west Germany
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Authority and innovation in language variation: Teenagers’ perceptions of variation in spoken Irish
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Overt and covert evaluation of language varieties in the Lithuanian speech community
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Driving forces in language change - in the Norwegian perspective
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The impact of dialect loss on the acceptance of Tussentaal: the special case of West-Flanders in Belgium
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Can speaker evaluation return private attitudes towards stigmatised varieties? Evidence from emergent standardisation in Belgian Dutch
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Teachers’ Dutch in Flanders: The last guardians of the standard?
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Language attitudes in the Republika Srpska: Eliciting some truth from behind the propaganda
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The measurement of ‘language attitudes’ - a reappraisal from a constructionist perspective
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On matching speaker (dis)guises - revisiting a methodological tradition
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Approaches to the study of Language Regard
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Connecting attitudes and language behavior via implicit sociolinguistic cognition
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Evaluation of different registers in Icelandic written media
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Controlled manipulation of intonational differenceAn experimental study of intonation patterns as the basis for language-ideological constructs of geographical provenance and linguistic standardness in young Danes
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Language ideology and the notion of construct resources: a case study of modern RP
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- 16 Language ideology and the notion of construct resources.pdf 16 Language ideology and the notion of construct resources.pdf
- 08 Teachers' Dutch in Flanders.pdf 08 Teachers' Dutch in Flanders.pdf
- 15 Controlled manipulation of intonational difference.pdf 15 Controlled manipulation of intonational difference.pdf
- 14 Evaluation of different registers in Icelandic written media.pdf 14 Evaluation of different registers in Icelandic written media.pdf
- 13 Connecting attitudes and language behavior via implicit sociolinguistic cognition.pdf 13 Connecting attitudes and language behavior via implicit sociolinguistic cognition.pdf
- 12 Approaches to the study of Language Regard.pdf 12 Approaches to the study of Language Regard.pdf
- 11 On matching speaker (dis)guises.pdf 11 On matching speaker (dis)guises.pdf
- 10 The measurement of ‘language attitudes’.pdf 10 The measurement of ‘language attitudes’.pdf
- 09 Language attitudes in the Republika Srpska.pdf 09 Language attitudes in the Republika Srpska.pdf
- 07 Can speaker evaluation return private attitudes towards stigmatised varieties.pdf 07 Can speaker evaluation return private attitudes towards stigmatised varieties.pdf
- 06 The impact of dialect loss on the acceptance of Tussentaal.pdf 06 The impact of dialect loss on the acceptance of Tussentaal.pdf
- 05 Driving forces in language change - in the Norwegian perspective.pdf 05 Driving forces in language change - in the Norwegian perspective.pdf
- 04 Overt and covert evaluation of language varieties.pdf 04 Overt and covert evaluation of language varieties.pdf
- 03 Authority and innovation in language variation.pdf 03 Authority and innovation in language variation.pdf
- 02 Language attitudes in south-west Germany.pdf 02 Language attitudes in south-west Germany.pdf
- 01 On the need to access deep evaluations.pdf 01 On the need to access deep evaluations.pdf
Published
5 August 2022
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Copyright (c) 2022 Stefan Grondelaers, Tore Kristiansen; Christoph Hare Svenstrup, Noel Ó Murchadha, Loreta Vaicekauskiene, Daiva Aliukaite, Helge Sandøy, Anne-Sophie Ghyselen, Gunther De Vogelaer, Dirk Speelman, Steven Delarue, Nataša Tolimir-Hölzl, Barbara Soukup, Dennis R. Preston, Nancy Niedzielski, Kathryn Campbell-Kibler, Ari Páll Kristinsson, Amanda Hilmarsson-Dunn, Nicolai Pharao, Marie Maegaard, Anne Fabricius, Janus Mortensen
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(Ed.). (2022). Language (De)standardisation in Late Modern Europe: Experimental Studies: Vol. Book 2. Novus forlag. https://omp.novus.no/index.php/novus/catalog/book/21
