1987
DOI: 10.1177/0261927x8763007
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Language and Intergroup Perception in Spain

Abstract: With the background of the multilingual situation in Spain, which has undergone a very rapid change in the past decade, this study centres in the intergroup perception of social groups who share Castilian (Spanish) with their own ethnic languages, Catalan, Basque, Galician or Valencian. A sample of 165 university students answered several questions related to language competence, attitudes, social status and ingroup social identity. Using the matched-guise technique they also evaluated speakers representative … Show more

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“…With regard to the correlation between regional and national identification in Scotland, one could expect that those who identify strongly with Scotland would identify less with Britain thus producing a negative correlation. Nevertheless, past research (Ros, Cano and Huici, 1987) has shown that most people tend to report a high regional identification and that the real meaning of their identification can be best understood through reference to their national identification. As a consequence, a low correlation between the two could also be expected.…”
Section: Regional and Nation-state Identitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…With regard to the correlation between regional and national identification in Scotland, one could expect that those who identify strongly with Scotland would identify less with Britain thus producing a negative correlation. Nevertheless, past research (Ros, Cano and Huici, 1987) has shown that most people tend to report a high regional identification and that the real meaning of their identification can be best understood through reference to their national identification. As a consequence, a low correlation between the two could also be expected.…”
Section: Regional and Nation-state Identitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Drawing on the work concerning the concept of`comparative identity' (Ros, Cano & Huici, 1987) it is argued that disidentification with the`nation-state' (i.e. Britain and Spain respectively) is a useful way of measuring the salience of such regional identities…”
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“…Identitate polarizatua duten subjektuen kasuan (dela identitate autonomikoaren alde, dela identitate espainolaren alde) jarrera etnozentrikoak edo endotaldearen al-deko jarrerak topatu ziren. Aldiz, identitate duala duten subjektuen kasuan, jarrera positiboagoak topatu ziren exotaldeekiko; emaitza hauek bat egiten zuten beste ikerketa batzuetan lortutako emaitzekin (Ros, Cano eta Huici 1987;Ros, Huici eta Cano 1994).…”
Section: Identitate Etnolinguistikoaunclassified
“…Distribució dels estudiants de la mostra segons el grau en què es consideren valencians, espanyols, catalans o estrangers Arran del gràfic 5 vam decidir tenir en compte la identitat espanyola, la catalana i la valenciana, i deixar de costat l'estrangera, per la poca significació que té en la mostra. Considerant que la noció d'identitat és sempre relativa i que no es pot definir si no és en relació amb els altres, vam crear dos índexs subtractius (Ros, Cano & Huici 1987). Tenint en compte que la identitat valenciana s'ha construït històricament en relació amb els espanyols per una banda i amb els catalans per una altra, vam crear un índex d'identitat valencianoespanyola (Ive), sostraient la identitat espanyola a la valenciana, i un altre d'identitat catalanoespanyola (Ivc) (Casesnoves-Ferrer & Sankoff 2003i 2004.…”
Section: Raquel Casesnoves Ferrer and Josep àNgel Mas Castells Usos Linunclassified