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Diglossia
Title: Diglossia
Category: Literature / English
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Diglossia
Introduction
The sociolinguistic condition known as diglossia has attracted wide attention since the publication of Ferguson's seminal article (1959). Despite its occurrence in many non-western contexts, it is not simply a phenomenon of exotic third-world cultures, but characterizes a number of languages found in various parts of the world, including western Europe
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Diglossic languages (and diglossic language situations) are usually described as consisting of two (or more) varieties that coexist in a speech community; the domains of linguistic behavior are parceled out in …showed first 85 words of 4581 total…
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…showed last 85 words of 4581 total…world language problem." Rationality and Society, vol. 3, pp. 78-105.
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