4. Landschaftliches Hochdeutsch Vom 17. Bis Zum 19. Jahrhundert

Ganswindt, Brigitte

doi:10.1515/9783110261295-004

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“…Jahrhunderts in einem starken Rückgang begriffen (cf. Blume 2001;Elmentaler 2012;Stellmacher 2014Stellmacher , 2018Wilcken 2015: 47-49;Ganswindt 2018).…”

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„Königreich des Hochdeutschen“ – Die Tradierung des Hochdeutsch-Mythos in Hannover

Ikenaga,

Ehrlich,

Conrad

2024

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There is a myth that says that the best standard German nationwide is spoken in Hanover. This article deals with the transmission of this myth in public discourse within the city of Hanover itself. The textual testimonies found (for example, on homepages, in literary works, or in advertising) were categorized according to different groups of people as well as economic and governmental institutions, and grouped into narrative patterns. This captured the knowledge and attitudes regarding the topos and revealed dominant thinking patterns. The results show that the myth is strongly anchored in the Hanoverian public in a variety of ways: sometimes it is propagated as fact, at other times it is toned down as hearsay; some perceive it as a trademark of Hanover, others view it critically against the background of the former city dialect (“Hannöversch”).

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“…Jahrhunderts in einem starken Rückgang begriffen (cf. Blume 2001;Elmentaler 2012;Stellmacher 2014Stellmacher , 2018Wilcken 2015: 47-49;Ganswindt 2018).…”

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