2013
DOI: 10.18820/9781920382285
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South African Language Rights Monitor 2008

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“…The standard form of Afrikaans became the undisputed norm and became synonymous with nationalism, on the one hand, and stigmatisation of other varieties, on the other. Coloured people migrated to English as home language and parents started to speak only English to their children (McCormick 2002;Lubbe and Du Plessis 2013). White Afrikaner exclusivity thus led to this tragic rift between white and coloured Afrikaans language communities (Esterhuyse 1986;McCormick 2002;Vandeyar 2014).…”
Section: The Socially Encoded World In South Africamentioning
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“…The standard form of Afrikaans became the undisputed norm and became synonymous with nationalism, on the one hand, and stigmatisation of other varieties, on the other. Coloured people migrated to English as home language and parents started to speak only English to their children (McCormick 2002;Lubbe and Du Plessis 2013). White Afrikaner exclusivity thus led to this tragic rift between white and coloured Afrikaans language communities (Esterhuyse 1986;McCormick 2002;Vandeyar 2014).…”
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“…Over the last twenty years, demythologising of Afrikaans as the white man's language has occurred in the press in South Africa (McCormick 2002;Lubbe and Du Plessis 2013). Intensive research about the origin of Afrikaans has led the author Achmat Davids to state: 'Afrikaans, the language of the white tribe of SA, is a black tongue' (Harvey 2000: 1).…”
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