Status and Function of Languages and Language Varieties ( Grundlagen der Kommunikation und Kognition / Foundations of Communication and Cognition )

Publication series :Grundlagen der Kommunikation und Kognition / Foundations of Communication and Cognition

Author: Ulrich Ammon  

Publisher: De Gruyter‎

Publication year: 1989

E-ISBN: 9783110860252

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9783110112993

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Language: ENG

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Chapter

Foreword

pp.:  1 – 7

A Normtheoretic Approach to Functional and Status Types of Language

pp.:  117 – 207

Functional Types of Language in India

pp.:  117 – 132

Functional Aspects of Language Varieties – A Theoretical-Methodological Approach

pp.:  132 – 163

II. Written, Standard and Cultivated Languages or Varieties

pp.:  163 – 117

Function and Status of Written Language in East Asia

pp.:  207 – 226

Popular and Scientific Beliefs about Language Status: An Historical Sketch

pp.:  226 – 253

Über den Begriff Dachsprache

pp.:  253 – 266

Quelque remarques relatives aux concepts Abstand et Ausbau de Heinz Kloss

pp.:  266 – 288

Regressed or “Downgraded” Varieties of Language: A First Approximation

pp.:  288 – 301

Standard English Spoken Here: The Geographical Loci of Linguistic Norms

pp.:  301 – 334

III. Official, National and International Languages

pp.:  334 – 365

Pluricentricity: National Variety

pp.:  365 – 367

Lingua Minor, Franca & Nationalis

pp.:  367 – 382

“Official Language”: the Case of Lingala

pp.:  382 – 396

Towards a Clarification of the Function and Status of International Planned Languages

pp.:  396 – 409

IV. Evaluation of Languages and Language Rights

pp.:  409 – 451

Towards a Value-Free Language Use Terminology

pp.:  451 – 453

“Mother Tongue”: the Theoretical and Sociopolitical Construction of a Concept

pp.:  453 – 460

Types of Language Activation and Evaluation in an Ethnically Plural Society

pp.:  460 – 488

V. Functional Variation within Languages or Varieties

pp.:  488 – 527

20 Postulates for a General Theory of Linguistic Variants

pp.:  527 – 529

The Language Continuum as a Pluridimensional Concept

pp.:  529 – 555

On the Typology of Linguistic Repertoires (An Italo-Romance View)

pp.:  555 – 566

On Language Mixtures

pp.:  566 – 584

Acrolect and Hyperlect: Education and Class as Foci of Linguistic Identity

pp.:  584 – 595

Diglossia and Functional Heterogeneity

pp.:  595 – 606

The Status of Pitcairn-Norfolk: Creole, Dialect or Cant?

pp.:  606 – 622

Gooniyandi Mother-in-Law “Language”: Dialect, Register and/or Code?

pp.:  622 – 644

Index of Subjects

pp.:  644 – 671

LastPages

pp.:  671 – 681

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