Linguistics landscape: A cross culture perspective

Duizenberg, Max Ronald

doi:10.21744/lingcure.v4n1.17

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“…He believed that the identity contradictions projected by this community were because of noncoherent historical processes and incongruous interactive places in the space. In such a cross-cultural space, the LL contains historical timelines in continuous biographies and reveals the emotional narrative characteristics of residents and local experts (Duizenberg, 2020). When discussing the historical landscape in the UK, Duizenberg (2020) asserts that the LL is a palimpsest (Blommaert, 2010).…”

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An Exploration of the Time Element in the Linguistic Landscape and Reconstructing Culture: The Case of Langtou Village in China

Zhong

2023

IJLLT

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The tourism industry has penetrated traditional Chinese villages, where the linguistic landscape reflects a dialogue between historical heritage and contemporary culture, thereby redefining the transformation of China's rural cultural ecology. The researchers gathered 475 images of the linguistic landscape through fieldwork in Langtou Village and conducted a qualitative investigation within the context of Chinese cultural history and village history. Based on Huebner's (2008) speaking model, researchers investigated the potential influence of time elements in the linguistic landscape on the cultural reconstruction of the village. We conclude that the linguistic landscape of Langtou Village encompasses seven types of time elements, which essentially observe content time, creation time, and feature time. The commonalities or differences among these elements give rise to time trajectories that influence the cultural reconstruction of Langtou Village. One is the cultural reconstruction of cherishing memory, which perpetuates historical information. Another is the cultural reconstruction of combining moments, which amalgamates contemporary culture and poses the risk of inauthenticity in historical villages. The study suggests that the distribution of time elements in linguistic landscapes exhibits hierarchy in real settings, which is related to the spatial regularity induced by the village's historical information. We believe that adopting a time-element-oriented perspective can deliver new recommendations for the linguistic landscape planning of traditional Chinese villages. This research inspires readers to comprehend the essence of the relationship between rural linguistic landscapes and cultural ecology, specifically: what is the smallest unit of interaction between historical and contemporary culture in the context of reconstruction?

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An Exploration of the Time Element in the Linguistic Landscape and Reconstructing Culture: The Case of Langtou Village in China

Zhong

2023

IJLLT

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“…LL sebagai kajian interdisipliner berbagai isu bahasa yang berinteraksi dengan bahasa lain di dalam ruang publik (Puzey, 2016). Konsep LL bersinggungan dengan konsep lain, seperti sosiolinguistik, multilingualisme, kebijakan bahasa, geografi budaya, semiotik, sastra, pendidikan, psikologi sosial, dan studi media (Duizenberg, 2020). LL di kawasan IKN dapat menjadi simbol kekuatan kebijakan bahasa nasional (Gorter, 2013).…”

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Konsep Ideal Lanskap Linguistik di Ibu Kota Negara Baru (Ideal Concept of Linguistic Landscape in New State Capital)

Zaman,

Rahmawati,

Kurniawan

2023

ILEaL

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“…Landscape linguistic studies depart from a social linguistic perspective (or can also be included in the field of sociolinguistic studies) which raises the study of language in terms of social symbols for communication (Backhaus 2006). However, the landscape linguistic perspective does not actually have a strong core theory and is mostly used as a reference in social studies, geography, psychology and media (Duizenberg 2020). The focus of this study initially departs from the cultural identity of a particular community group which is reflected, for example, through the choice of words in describing the surrounding environment, such as the landscape.…”

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The Alorese Landscape Terminology: Form, Function, and Semantic References in an Austronesian Language in East Indonesia

Sulistyono

2023

Leksema J. Bhs. dan Sastra

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This paper aims to describe the landscape and seascape terminology of Alorese, an Austronesian language spoken in the Alor archipelago of eastern Indonesia. Alorese uses unique way of expressing landscape terminology by retaining some of its ancestral Austronesian landscape terminology and innovating relatively new forms, functions and semantic references from its neighboring non-Austronesian languages. Previous research show that Alorese has innovated relatively new forms due to contact with its surrounding non-Austronesian languages. The current paper fills the gap where there has not been any discussion regarding the Alorese landscape terminology outside its preposition function. Discussion on cross-linguistic categorization, such as landscapes in areas such as eastern Indonesia is proven to be fruitful. The Alorese linguistic landscapes are expressed through geographical references and some forms appear unique to Alorese's dialectal variations. In general, the reference to elevations and directionalities in Alorese is achieved through geographical references, such as nala kokar ‘towards Kokar (a town)’ or klou lau ‘seawards (lau 'sea')’ rather than generic land form terms, suchas wara ‘westwards’ which is also an Indonesian loan barat ‘west’. Its non-Austronesian borrowed terminologies include words, such as iti dola ‘mountainwards’, containing loanwords from Alor-Pantar (Papuan) languages dol ‘mountain’. The data of this research were gathered from my 2018 and 2020 fieldwork in 14 Alorese villages located across the northern coast of Alor and Pantar as well as the small islands of Buaya and Ternate. Collections of terminologies show variations in the use of words not only depending on the geographical references, but also relative to the neighboring non-Austronesian languages.

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Linguistics landscape: A cross culture perspective

Cited by 5 publications

References 5 publications

An Exploration of the Time Element in the Linguistic Landscape and Reconstructing Culture: The Case of Langtou Village in China

An Exploration of the Time Element in the Linguistic Landscape and Reconstructing Culture: The Case of Langtou Village in China

Konsep Ideal Lanskap Linguistik di Ibu Kota Negara Baru (Ideal Concept of Linguistic Landscape in New State Capital)

The Alorese Landscape Terminology: Form, Function, and Semantic References in an Austronesian Language in East Indonesia

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