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To what extent does the use of Swiss German and attitudes towards this variety suggest that dialect is replacing standard in diglossic Switzerland
A theoretical and empirical study
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The study explores the evolving dynamics between Swiss German (SG) and Swiss Standard German (HG), examining their roles in communication, education, and media. It critiques Ferguson's concept of diglossia, suggesting a shift where SG is increasingly replacing HG in various domains. The research, conducted through empirical methods, assesses the implications of this change on linguistic competency and community attitudes towards SG. Ultimately, it questions the relevance of traditional diglossia in the context of contemporary Swiss German usage.
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To what extent does the use of Swiss German and attitudes towards this variety suggest that dialect is replacing standard in diglossic Switzerland, Jonathon Morris
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- 2010
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- Titul
- To what extent does the use of Swiss German and attitudes towards this variety suggest that dialect is replacing standard in diglossic Switzerland
- Podtitul
- A theoretical and empirical study
- Jazyk
- anglicky
- Autori
- Jonathon Morris
- Vydavateľ
- GRIN Verlag
- Rok vydania
- 2010
- Väzba
- mäkká
- Počet strán
- 96
- ISBN13
- 9783640612246
- Kategórie
- O literatúre
- Anotácia
- The study explores the evolving dynamics between Swiss German (SG) and Swiss Standard German (HG), examining their roles in communication, education, and media. It critiques Ferguson's concept of diglossia, suggesting a shift where SG is increasingly replacing HG in various domains. The research, conducted through empirical methods, assesses the implications of this change on linguistic competency and community attitudes towards SG. Ultimately, it questions the relevance of traditional diglossia in the context of contemporary Swiss German usage.