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Status and Function of Languages and Language Varieties
According to Timm, in the United States there is a hierarchy of diglottic relations
of domain complementarity between English and the “ethnic languages” (
interlanguage diglossia), each of which has within itself diglottic relations of
domain ...
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The History of Linguistics in the Classical Period
Against this it must be objected that it is typical of diglottic speech communities
that grammarians who are confronted with a high and a low variety of the
language tend to disregard completely the colloquial and to concentrate
exclusively on ...
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The Fergusonian Impact: In Honor of Charles A. Ferguson on ...
In the case of Arabic, divergence rather than convergence has, for more than a
millennium, been at work, and it is the recent appearance of Arabic speaking
states that has made us conscious of diglottic problems within Arabic. Fifty years
ago ...
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Edouard Glissant and Postcolonial Theory: Strategies of ...
But certain dominant themes emerge: the position and responsibility of the
Caribbean writer; the relationship between language and subjectivity for the
diglottic peoples of the Caribbean, and Martinique in particular; and the history of
...
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Sociolinguistics: Newsletter of the Research Committee on ...
Arabic also has three major forms - Colloquial Moroccan, Standard and Classical
, of which the former is mutually comprehensible to most of the population, but
has not been standardised, as it is not written: the well- known diglottic situation ...
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Historiographia Linguistica
In a diglottic community, the standard language — the high variety — is not only
used in written speech, but also in formal oral contexts. In spite of the fact that the
colloquial is everyone's mother tongue, the social elite tend to use a colloquial ...
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A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles
The conquests of Alexander and of Rome had made men diglottic to an extent
which has no parallel in history." — Dr. Plumptre. 2 See Merivale's History of the
Romans, ch. xxix. He observes : " The prevalence of the Greek language even in
...
Greek alone sufficed, as the N. T. shows us, for the Churches of the West, for
Macedonia and Achaia, for Pontus, Asia, Phrygin. The conquests of Alexander
and of Rome had made men diglottic to an extent which has no parallel in history.
(2.) ...
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Our Lives are But Stories: Narratives of Tunisian-Israeli Women
Language Use Tunisians live in a diglottic and bilingual situation: they speak
different variants of Arabic (classical, modern, and Tunisian-Arabic) and French,
introduced by colonialism as the language of modernity and the intelligentsia ...
Esther Schely-Newman, 2002
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Morphologie / Morphology. 2. Halbband
The description of the Arabic dialects is complicated by the diglottic situation. On
the one hand, the existing continuum between dialect and standard and the
constant interference between the extremes make it very difficult to elicit 'pure'
dialect ...
Geert E. Booij, Christian Lehmann, Joachim Mugdan, 2004
