Tired words. Lectal availability and language adaptability
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https://doi.org/10.7203/caplletra.73.24635Keywords:
language centre and periphery, language scalarity, intralingual multilingualism, interlingual multilingualism
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The adaptability of a language depends on the intralingual multilingualism of the speakers, that allows them to use the appropriate dialect in each situation. A language, therefore, is inevitably a set of dialect-languages. These have unequal relations with the privileged space of the standard, which is the only linguistic entity constructed. In this paper we want to reflect on the tensions between dialect-languages and standard language.
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