2006
DOI: 10.7202/011991ar
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Quand les langues font le mur lorsque les murs font peut-être les langues : Mobilis in mobile, ou la linguistique de Nemo

Abstract: Résumé L’auteur tente, à partir d’un corpus d’affichage plurilingue à l’Île Maurice, de réfléchir à la façon dont les langues sont catégorisées et spectacularisées, affirmées, selon des modalités différentes, ces modalités faisant partie de la façon dont est organisée la socialité. Il réfléchit également à partir de là, à la façon dont s’est imposée la notion dominante de langue (stable, décontextualisée, homogène), et en conclut que les scientifiques et les linguis… Show more

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“…As a result, sociolinguists have redirected their focus on the actual language practices of individuals in their day-to-day context. Carrying out research from a different epistemological perspective has completely changed the way multilingualism is understood, especially in the Mauritian context, as shown by the few qualitative studies conducted so far (de Robillard 2005;Tirvassen 2011Tirvassen , 2014Tirvassen , 2015Ramasawmy 2016). What is required are further in-depth studies that would enable a more adequate understanding of this phenomenon.…”
Section: Concluding Thoughtsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As a result, sociolinguists have redirected their focus on the actual language practices of individuals in their day-to-day context. Carrying out research from a different epistemological perspective has completely changed the way multilingualism is understood, especially in the Mauritian context, as shown by the few qualitative studies conducted so far (de Robillard 2005;Tirvassen 2011Tirvassen , 2014Tirvassen , 2015Ramasawmy 2016). What is required are further in-depth studies that would enable a more adequate understanding of this phenomenon.…”
Section: Concluding Thoughtsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The few studies conducted by de Robillard (2005Robillard ( , 2007 and Tirvassen (2011Tirvassen ( , 2014Tirvassen ( , 2015 are steering research in a direction that we expect will significantly change the way language and multilingualism are perceived in Mauritian society.…”
Section: Implications and Avenues For Post-structural Sociolinguisticmentioning
confidence: 99%
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