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The language and culture of New Kids:Appreciation of and familiarity with online Brabantish identities
No full textTeachers-in-Training and the Policing of Language Variation
No full textIn the domains of education and labor, we may expect to be assessed on competences and capacities. Alas, stereotyping and prejudice hinder this for people from peripheral areas and marginalized groups. One of the important factors in this is their language. Why does speaking with an accent diminish one’s opportunities in the job market or the achievements in one’s school career? Why are some accents better than other accents?In a pilot study at a teacher training college we addressed the question if future teachers of Dutch may or may not speak with an accent in the class room. Apparently, speaking with an accent will be tolerated by future teachers of Dutch, but it depends on which accent one uses. Indigenous accents are evaluated more positively than foreign accents, especially those we associate with labor migration.Although diversity in the pronunciation of Dutch may have increased, the social acceptance of accents is quite selective. Adolescents have to deal with stigmatized representations when people hear and assess their accents. Tolerance towards speaking with an accent is limited, and this may damage the position of young people from the countryside and specific ethnic groups
Introduction to Language policies and the politics of language practices
No full textThis edited Volume entitled Language policies and the politics of language practices consists of contributions stemming from the field of ethnography of education, minority language teaching and language politics more in general. Starting from past contributions hunched in a more Fishmanian ‘sociolinguistics of spread’ where the driving question has been who speaks which language to whom, where and why, the Volume shows how the study of language in society has moved toward a post-Fishmanian ‘sociolinguistics of mobility’ (Blommaert, 2010; Spotti, 2011; De Fina, 2020). At its core, there is an attempt to show and further grasp how globalization driven sociolinguistics phenomena across the globe have had an effect not only on language policy processes but also on how these policy processes and their politics are often confronted by the practices of language users in their micro-fabrics of daily interactions within the socio-cultural spaces they inhabit
Chronotopic identity work sociolinguistic analyses of cultural and linguistic phenomena in time and space
No full textSjaak Kroon and Jos Swanenberg: Introducing Chronotopic Identity Work -- Jan Blommaert: Are Chronotopes Helpful? -- Sender Dovchin: Inverted Youth Language in Mongolia as Macroscopic and Microscopic Chronotopes -- Kunming Li & Jan Blommaert: The Care of the Selfie: Ludic Chronotopes of Baifumei in Online China -- Zane Goebel: The Mass Mediation of Chronotopic Identity in a Changing Indonesia -- Shuang Gao: Chronotopic Identities and Social Change in Yangshuo, China -- Xuan Wang & Sjaak Kroon: The Chronotopes of Authenticity: Designing the Tujia Heritage in China -- Martha Sif Karrebæk and Janus Spindler Møller: Languages and Regimes of Communication: Students' Struggles with Norms and Identities through Chronotopic Work -- Jos Swanenberg: Out of order: Authenticity and Normativity in Communication at School -- Malgorzata Szabla: The Moral Economy of Chronotopical Identities: A Case Study in a Polish Community in Antwerp -- . Anna De Fina: Insights and Challenges of Chronotopic Analysis for Sociolinguistics -- Sjaak Kroon and Jos Swanewanenberg: Introducing Chronotopic Identity Work -- Jan Blommaert: Are Chronotopes Helpful -- Sender Dovchin: Inverted Youth Language in Mongolia as Macroscopic and Microscopic Chronotopes -- Kunming Li & Jan Blommaert: The Care of the Selfie: Ludic Chronotopes of Baifumei in Online China -- Zane Goebel: The Mass Mediation of Chronotopic Identity in a Changing Indonesia -- Shuang Gao: Chronotopic Identities and Social Change in Yangshuo, China -- Xuan Wang & Sjaak Kroon: The Chronotopes of Authenticity: Designing the Tujia heritage in China"The concept of chronotopicity is increasingly used in sociolinguistic theorizing as a new way of looking at context and scale in studies of language, culture and identity. This volume brings together empirical work that puts flesh on the bones of this rather abstract theorizing, focusing on the discursive construction of chronotopic identities"-
Kru(i/ij)sen door de dialecten
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Van 'hijlikmaker', 'keugiesbutter' en 'pikketanus'. Eten en drinken in Noord-Holland, Zuid-Holland en Utrecht
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