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Sociolinguistic Distinctive Features

The Case of Ethiopian Semitic
Authors: Jack Fellman;

Sociolinguistic Distinctive Features

Abstract

Jam delonge oni uzas la analizon lau sinsekvaj distingaj trajtoj en la lingvopriskribo, aparte ce la fonologio sed ankaù, kvankam malpli, ce la morfologio, sintakso kaj semantiko. Tia ekonomia, kontentiga analizo ankaù eblas en la socilingvistika pri-skribo. Oni povas tion realigi ce grupo de najbaraj lingvoj. Ni specimene elektis la etiopian semidan lingvaron, inter kiu trovigas la klasika etiopia, la eklezia lingvo, kaj aliaj. Jam ekzistas akordo generala pri tia klasigo lau interrilato kaj tipologio. Plue, ni nun proponas klasigon lau la parametroj: lingvo klasika / moderna lingvo konservema / noviga lingvo oficiala-skriba / neoficiala-neskriba lingvo vivanta / nevivanta lingvo disdialektiginta / nedisdialektiginta Lau tiuj trajtoj ni formas socilingvistikajn skemojn lau tabela kaj arba modeloj. Sajnas, ke tia arango estas generale uzebla. Necesas plua esploro pri la identigo de universala grupo de socilingvistikaj distingaj trajtoj.

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