Title: | Negocierea punctelor comune într-o primă conversaţie şi utilizarea unei limbi străine |
Author: | Irina Olariu |
Publication: | Distorsionări în comunicarea lingvistică, literară și etnofolclorică românească și contextul european, Section Lingvistică, p. 267-274 |
ISBN: | 973-8953-92-5 |
Editors: | Luminița Botoșineanu, Elena Dănilă, Cecilia Holban, Ofelia Ichim |
Publisher: | Editura Alfa |
Place: | Iași |
Year: | 2009 |
Abstract: | [Negotiating common ground and code-switching in a conversation between strangers] Code-switching has been a topic of interest in linguistics for a long time, but only few investigators analysed it as a conversational event. Adopting a conversation-analytic approach, this article contributes to a better empirical understanding of conversational code-switching by examining the way participants are locally constituting this phenomenon. A focus on the sequential location and the way French expressions are introduced by two Romanian students studying in France reveals some particularities of the context in which code-switching appears (a video taped conversation between strangers). We can thus demonstrate that using French in a conversation in Romanian is part of a process of getting to know one another and negotiating common ground between two strangers. Language alternation appears not only as a context-shaped but also as a context-renewing activity and can consequently be regarded as a contextualisation cue (Auer 1998). |
Language: | Romanian |
Links: | pdf html |
Citations to this publication: 1
0 | Florin Sterian | Bibliografia românească de lingvistică (BRL, 56, 2013). Lucrări de lingvistică apărute în țara noastră în cursul anului 2013 | LR, LXIII (2), 161-294 | 2014 | pdf html |
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10 | Laurenția Dascălu-Jinga | Pauzele și întreruperile în conversația românească actuală | Editura Academiei | 2006 |
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