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El professor Josep Àngel Mas Castells (Dep. de Linguïstica Aplicada) al costat de Carla Amorós-Negre és autor de la publicació «Linguistic Pluricentricity in European Standard Language Cultures» capítol 21 dins del llibre “The Routledge Handbook of Eurolinguistics” de l’editorial Routledge (Taylor & Francis)
Esta publicació és part del projecte d’investigació “La estandarización lingüística revisitada: mediatización, vernacularización e ideologías lingüísticas en la España contemporánea (ESTANDAREV)” (ref. PID2021-124673NA-I00) finançada per l’Agència Estatal d’Investigació del Ministeri de Ciència i Innovació (MICIU/AEI/10.13039/501100011033) i per “ERDF A way of making Europe”.
Més informació sobre l’autor: Josep Àngel Mas Castells, producció científica
Josep Àngel Mas Castells és membre del NDV Working Group, un grup d’investigació internacional sobre llengües pluricèntriques.
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In this chapter we present a panoramic view of the main contributions that pluricentrism has made and continues to make to the study of languages with more than one referential variety of formal language. This view does not attempt to dodge the controversial aspects and limitations of some aspects of pluricentrism in its beginnings, a proposal that originated in European linguistics, so the axiom of a single standard for each language came into question. Moreover, it goes on to focus on the social aspects involved in standardization, which are generally more decisive than the linguistic structure itself. The chapter also gives a proposal for research questions arising from the intersection of pluricentrism with critical sociolinguistics and cognitive sociolinguistics. As is logical, this proposal has arisen from the conviction that the pluricentric perspective has a great deal to contribute to the study of the attitudinal, ideological, and social factors that influence the processes of standardization and re-standardization of languages with more than one proposal for formal use, including pluricentric languages in conflict.
Índex de continguts del llibre “The Routledge Handbook of Eurolinguistics” proporcionat per l’editorial Taylor & Francis
“Three decades after the publication of Michael Clyne’s monograph Pluricentric Languages: Differing Norms in Different Nations (1992), which is generally considered the foundational work of studies on the codification and standardization of pluricentric languages, it can now be affirmed that this is a field of study that has thrown up remarkable results”
“This intentionally generalizable nature, which is common and even essential in pluricentrism,
must necessarily be based on a specific study experience, which in the case of the authors of this
text is the standardization of Catalan and Spanish languages”
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