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306.44 LIN Linguistic Choices in the Contemporary City : Postmodern Individuals in Urban Communicative Settings / ed.: D. Smakman [et al.]. - London ; New York : Routledge, 2022. - xvi, 330 p. : il. - (Routledge Studies in Language and Identity). - Includes bibliographical references. - ISBN 978-0-367-36673-5. - Текст : непосредственный. Index : p. 322 - 330 Есть автограф: Федорова, Капитолина Сергеевна
Smakman, D. Introducing city people and their communicative challenges / D. Smakman, J. Nekvapil, K. Fedorova Innovative language uses : part 1 Iezzi, L. Marginal spaces in small urban areas : evidence from a refugee centre in Southern Italy / L. Iezzi Radke, H. Urban language practices online? Multilingualism among German-Namibians in computer-mediated communication / H. Radke Beyer, K. Motorcycle taxi drivers in Ngaoundere, Cameroon : communication in a diffuse multilingual setting / K. Beyer Competing identities : part 2 Lehto, Liisa-Maria. Language choices and language identities of Finns in Japan / L. -M. Lehto Bodo, Csanad. PC goes East-Central Europe : enregistering politically correct language in Budapest university dormitories / C. Bodo, R. K. Turai, G. Szabo Smakman, D. The Haarlem legend : the unpredictable formation of a national language norm / D. Smakman Nekvapil, J. The sociolinguistic situation in Hradec Kralove, the best researched town in the Czech Republic / J. Nekvapil Multilingual strategies : part 3 Birnie, I. The social linguistic soundscape and its influence on language choice in Stornoway / I. Birnie Strandberg, J. A. E. Bilingualism, ideology and identity : change in the Finland-Swedish variety / J. A. E. Strandberg, C. Gooskens Liskovets, I. Trasyanka as a dying phenomenon of urban speech in the city of Minsk / I. Liskovets, K. Fedorova Dovalil, V. Language problems in interactions between locals and foreign tourists in the city of Prague : a language management study / V. Dovalil Linguistic landscapes : part 4 Fedorova, K. "Non-identical twins" : monolingual bias and linguistic-landscapes of the twin cities of Ivangorod / Narva / K. Fedorova, V. Baranova Baranova, V. "Nothing personal, just business" : individuals as actors in changing monolingual linguistic landscapes in Vyborg, Russia / V. Baranova, K. Fedorova Meurs, F. van Behind the linguistic landscape : an interview-based study of business owners' reasons for choosing business names in the German city of Mainz / F. van Meurs, B. Planken, N. Lasarzewski Global processes and sound change : part 5 Hu, H. Rhotics frequency in Beijing / H. Hu, D. Smakman Falchetta, J. Reacting to urbanisation in Morocco : new language practices, old discourses? / J. Falchetta Mitsova, S. The dynamic sociophonetics of Bulgarian /I/ : the quiet transition from [I] to [u] / S. Mitsova, G. Padareva-Ilieva, D. Smakman
"Linguistic Choices in the Contemporary City" focuses on how individuals navigate conversation in highly diversified contexts and provides a broad overview of state of the art research in urban sociolinguistics across the globe. Bearing in mind the impact of international travel and migration, the book accounts for the shifting contemporary studies to the workings of language choices in places where people with many different backgrounds meet and exchange ideas. It specifically addresses how people handle language use challenges in a broad range of settings to present themselves positively and meet their information and identity goals. While a speaker’s experience runs like a thread through this volume, the linguistic, cultural and situational focus is as broad as possible. It runs from the language choices of Chinese immigrants to Beijing and Finnish immigrants to Japan to the use of the local lingua franca by motor taxi drivers in Ngaoundere, Cameroon, and how Hungarian students in their dorm rooms express views on political correctness uninhibitedly. As it turns out, language play, improvisation, humour, lies, as well as highly marked subconscious pronunciation choices, are natural parts of the discourses, and this volume provides numerous and extensive examples of these techniques. For each of the settings discussed, the perspective is taken of personalised linguistic and extra-linguistic styles in tackling communicative challenges. This way, a picture is drawn of how postmodern individuals in extremely different cultural and situational circumstances turn out to have strikingly similar human behaviours and intentions. "Linguistic Choices in the Contemporary City" is of interest to all those who follow theoretical and methodological developments in this field. It will be of use for upper level students in the fields of Sociolinguistics, Pragmatics, Linguistic Anthropology and related fields in which urban communicative settings are the focus. Dick Smakman is an Assistant Professor at the Leiden University Centre for Linguistics in the Netherlands. He specialises in the sociolinguistics and sociophonetics of both first-language use and second language acquisition and use. Jiri Nekvapil is an Associate Professor at Charles University in Prague. His specific research interests he in the issues of language interaction, Language Management Theory, language diversity in multinational companies and the ethnomethodologically based analysis of media discourse. Kapitolina Fedorova is a Professor of Russian Studies at Tallinn University in Estonia. Her research interests include language contacts, intercultural communication, migration and border studies, and register variation in everyday communication.
