Types of Linguistic Communities
Recently renewed attention to the study of intralanguage variation is discussed. The term "linguistic community" is developed to refer to "a social group which may be either monolingual or multilingual, held together by frequency of social interaction patterns & set off ... by wea...
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| description | Recently renewed attention to the study of intralanguage variation is discussed. The term "linguistic community" is developed to refer to "a social group which may be either monolingual or multilingual, held together by frequency of social interaction patterns & set off ... by weaknesses in the lines of communication" with surrounding areas. The application of various concepts related to linguistic community to specific instances is discussed. Language distances within the code matrix in different types of societies are described. 40 References. B. Annesser Murray |
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