Cultural bases of language use among German-speakers in Hungary

Susan Gál

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L'A. decrit les idees que les locuteurs allemands bilingues d'une ville du sud de la Hongrie ont sur leur langage. L'analyse de discussions et des pratiques linguistiques dans cette ville suggere que, contrairement a l'idee repandue en sociolinguistique, le statut de la langue minoritaire n'est pas etroitement lie a la langue de l'Etat. La valeur de la langue minoritaire est construite par l'accession a un nouveau type de statut: en recontextualisant l'opposition hongrois/allemand comme etant pan-europeenne, plutot que locale

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