New Mexican Spanish: Demise of the Earliest European Variety in the United States

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Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Linguistic Variation and Morphology

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L'A. presente une description de la variete espagnole parlee par les colons du 12 e siecle, qui a aujourd'hui disparu partout sauf au nord du Nouveau-Mexique et au sud su Colorado. D'une part, il explore les processus macro-sociolinguistiques du changement de langue affectant l'espagnol du sud-ouest en general. Ensuite, il propose une vaste documentation linguistique concernant les variations linguistiques observees dans le dialecte du nord du Nouveau-Mexique au sud du Colorado. Il termine par un examen des attitudes linguistiques et des mythes qui contribuent a la mort de cette variete espagnole menacee

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