The Sociology of Code-Switching  

Oleh:

St. Clair, Robert N. ; Valdes, Guadalupe

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Language Sciences (Full Text) vol. 2 no. 2 (1980), page 205-221.
Fulltext: 02_02_St. Clair.pdf (691.46KB)

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Code-switching, a phenomenon commonly found in human communication, has begun to receive greater attention it deserves in sociolinguistics, although it had been a major part of British scholarship as may be represented by scholars like J. R. I:irth. Perhaps, what is needed in sociolinguistics now is a micro-theory of code-switching in which the instrt, mental use of language and other forms of semiotic expression are readily explicated. The model described in this essay provides such a framework. It is based on research in symbolic interactionism and borrows from the rich tradition of dramaturgical sociology. It also relates to the concept of emergence and the negotiation of social reality in the field of ethnomethodology.

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