
handle: 20.500.13089/rk9
Introduced by U. Weinreich (1953), the notion of ‘language contact’ has to do with any situation where two languages are simultaneously present, thus affecting an individual’s or a community’s linguistic behavior (Moreau, 1997). ‘Language contact’ is at the heart of both linguistic variation and linguistic change, in their diachronic and synchronic aspects. The phenomenon takes place in spaces the borders of which fluctuate depending on migrations, economic and cultural dynamics, or political policies (colonization, external cultural domination...). The 18th Rencontres Jeunes Chercheurs offer an opportunity to think about connections and interferences between languages on the one hand, and between varieties inside a given language on the other hand, both from a synchronic and from a diachronic perspective.
Introduite par U. Weinreich (1953), la notion de contact de langues inclut toute situation dans laquelle une présence simultanée de deux langues affecte le comportement langagier d’un individu (Moreau, 1997) ou d’une communauté linguistique. Elle est au cœur du changement et de la variation linguistiques, en diachronie comme en synchronie et s’inscrit dans des espaces aux frontières mouvantes, variables au gré des migrations, mais aussi des ouvertures et des fermetures économiques, culturelles ou des projets politiques (colonisation, domination culturelle extérieure...). Il sera possible d’envisager les rapports et interférences entre langues, d’une part, et entre variétés d’une même langue, d’autre part, d’un point de vue synchronique ou diachronique.
Linguistique, Migrations immigrations minorités, Langage, Sociologie urbaine, Sociologie de la culture, Géographie, Anthropologie sociale, Espace société et territoire
Linguistique, Migrations immigrations minorités, Langage, Sociologie urbaine, Sociologie de la culture, Géographie, Anthropologie sociale, Espace société et territoire
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