Heritage Languages and Variation.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Pavlou, Natalia.

Series:

LiVVaL Series

LiVVaL Series ; v.5

Language:

Italian

Subjects (All):

Language and languages--Variation.

Language and languages.

Bilingualism.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (178 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Venice, Italy : Edizioni Ca' Foscari - Digital Publishing, 2024.

Summary:

This volume, based on the 2022 International Conference on Heritage Languages and Variation (HELV) held in Limassol, Cyprus, explores the intersection of heritage language study and language variation. It examines topics such as bilingual and heritage language acquisition, home language development, language teaching methodologies, and the impact of dominant languages on heritage speakers. The book includes research on linguistic phenomena like grammatical gender, definiteness, and language variation across different populations and languages, including Russian, Serbian, Greek, and Turkish Cypriot. The chapters provide comparative analyses of heritage and monolingual speakers, addressing issues such as incomplete acquisition, language contact, and the development of heritage grammars. Generated by AI.

Contents:

Intro

3Preface

5Introduction

21The Indefinite Article as an Exponent for Partition

57Pseudo-Partitives and Individuation

79Corpus Perspectives on Some Irish Gaelic (Pseudo-)Partitives

Possessive Partitive Strategies in Uralic

129The Partitive Pronoun Er in Two National Varieties of Standard Dutch

155'I Am Also Found on Facebook'

175Ukrainian Aspect and Object Case in ukTenTen

3Grammatical Gender in Child and Adult Heritage Russian in Contact with Hebrew

25Gender Agreement in Heritage Serbian: A First Study

45Definiteness in Levantine Arabic Heritage Speakers of English

L65earning to Read in the Heritage Language Supports Literacy Skills in the Majority Language

91The Variation of Evaluation

113Gidecen/Gidecek min/Gidecek misin?

129Di(a)glossia and Political Ideology in Grecophone Cyprus

153Index

1 Introduction

2 Methodology

3 Results

4 Discussion

2 Previous Research on Gender Agreement in Heritage Speakers, Monolinguals and Bilinguals

3 Gender System and Agreement in Serbian. Differences from German

4 Research Questions and Hypothesis

5 Methodology

6 Preliminary Results

7 Discussion

8 Conclusion

1 Background

2 Aim of the Study and Research Question

3 Preliminary Hypothesis

4 Heritage Speakers

6 Results

8 Conclusions

2 Evaluation and Evaluative Morphology

3 Intensification and Deintensification

4 The Semantics of Evaluation

5 Augmentation and Diminution

6 Conclusion

2 Setting the Linguistic Scene in Northern Cyprus

3 Methods

4 Geographical Aspects of Cypriot Turkish Dialect Variation

5 Thematic Aspects of Cypriot Turkish Dialect Variation

6 Conclusions

1 Introduction and Background: Cypriot Greek Diglossia.

2 Excursus on the Pancypriot Koiné

3 Diglossic Prestige

4 Ideologies &amp

Diglossic Shift

5 Divided Cyprus With Views Divided: A Diglossic Nostalgia

6 Forward Movement: Zeitgeist, Ideologies, and Reviatalization

7 Epilogue: What about Diglossia?

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ISBN:

9788869698002

8869698009

OCLC:

1611809624