Sociolinguistic and Geolinguistic Variation in the Basque language

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2010-01-01Author
Aurrekoetxea, Gotzon
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In this contribution, we show the first results of the “Socio-geolinguistic
atlas of the Basque language-EAS”. This research project was
presented at the Vth Congress of Dialectology and Geolinguistics
held in Braga. On the one hand, we present some data collected in the
same locality from informants of different generations (the elderly,
adults and young people). We examine the linguistic differences that
we found among people of these generations and we analyse whether
the difference among generations is similar in all localities or not,
or whether some of them have peculiar characteristics. On the other
hand, we show different types of geolinguistic variation: variation
among elderly people, adults or among young people. V prispevku so predstavljeni prvi rezultati Socio- in geolingvističnega
atlasa baskovskega jezika – EAS. Raziskovalni projekt je bil
predstavljen na 5. konferenci SIDG, ki je bila v Bragi. Predstavljamo
nekatere podatke, zbrane na isti lokaciji pri informatorjih različnih
generacij (starejša, srednja, mlajša). Raziskujemo jezikovne razlike,
ki se pojavljajo med govorci teh generacij, in analiziramo, ali so
medgeneracijske razlike enake na vseh lokacijah ali pa se med njimi
pojavljajo kakšne posebnosti. Prikazujemo tudi različne tipe geolingvističnih
variacij med generacijami.
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Aurrekoetxea, Gotzon. "Sociolinguistic and Geolinguistic Variation in the Basque language." Slavia Centralis. 1. (2010): 88-100. http://dx.doi.org/10.17161/SCN.1808.7328
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