1996
DOI: 10.1515/9783110245158.112
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Convergence and divergence in a standard-dialect continuum: Networks and individuals in Malaga

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“…Traditional dialectology works (Alvar, Llorente, Salvador, & Mondéjar, 1973, 6 Navarro Tomás, Espinosa, & Rodríguez Castellano, 1933) demonstrated that ceceo and seseo dominated most of Andalusia through the mid-twentieth century. Beginning in the 1980s, sociolinguistic studies in Eastern Andalusia in Granada (Martínez & Moya Corral, 2000; Melguizo Moreno, 2007, 2009; Moya Corral & García Wiedemann, 1995; Moya Corral & Sosiński, 2015; Salvador, 1980) and Málaga (Ávila, 1994; Lasarte Cervantes, 2010; Villena, 1996, 2001, 2005, 2007; Villena, Sánchez, & Ávila, 1995; Villena & Requena, 1996) demonstrated a shift from ceceo (and seseo ) to distinción . Contrastingly, studies in Western Andalusia in Sevilla (Carbonero, 1982, 1985; Dalbor, 1980; Lamíquiz & Carbonero, 1987; Sawoff, 1980), Jerez (Carbonero, Álvarez, Casas, & Gutiérrez, 1992), and Lepe (Mendoza Abreu, 1985) revealed the maintenance of ceceo and seseo .…”
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“…Traditional dialectology works (Alvar, Llorente, Salvador, & Mondéjar, 1973, 6 Navarro Tomás, Espinosa, & Rodríguez Castellano, 1933) demonstrated that ceceo and seseo dominated most of Andalusia through the mid-twentieth century. Beginning in the 1980s, sociolinguistic studies in Eastern Andalusia in Granada (Martínez & Moya Corral, 2000; Melguizo Moreno, 2007, 2009; Moya Corral & García Wiedemann, 1995; Moya Corral & Sosiński, 2015; Salvador, 1980) and Málaga (Ávila, 1994; Lasarte Cervantes, 2010; Villena, 1996, 2001, 2005, 2007; Villena, Sánchez, & Ávila, 1995; Villena & Requena, 1996) demonstrated a shift from ceceo (and seseo ) to distinción . Contrastingly, studies in Western Andalusia in Sevilla (Carbonero, 1982, 1985; Dalbor, 1980; Lamíquiz & Carbonero, 1987; Sawoff, 1980), Jerez (Carbonero, Álvarez, Casas, & Gutiérrez, 1992), and Lepe (Mendoza Abreu, 1985) revealed the maintenance of ceceo and seseo .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Contrastingly, studies in Western Andalusia in Sevilla (Carbonero, 1982, 1985; Dalbor, 1980; Lamíquiz & Carbonero, 1987; Sawoff, 1980), Jerez (Carbonero, Álvarez, Casas, & Gutiérrez, 1992), and Lepe (Mendoza Abreu, 1985) revealed the maintenance of ceceo and seseo . These differences, in addition to findings from other linguistic variables, led scholars to posit that Eastern Andalusian Spanish is structurally closer to Castilian Spanish than Western Andalusian Spanish (Hernández-Campoy & Villena, 2009; Moya Corral & Sosiński, 2015; Villena, 1996, 2008; Villena & Ávila, 2014; Villena & Vida Castro, 2012).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Del mismo modo hemos de tomar en consideración los datos deVillena (1996). En su estudio, llega a la conclusión de que la distinción de /s/: /θ/ es el fenómeno lingüístico que goza de mayor prestigio (.62).…”
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“…La situazione sociolinguistica andalusa 8 è discussa, da un'angolatura attenta agli standard regionali, nei lavori di Villena-Ponsoda (1996, che attestano l'esistenza di una norma sevillana (nell'Andalusia occidentale) contrapposta alla norma castellana nazionale. Anche qui però la situazione è più complessa di quanto non sembri.…”
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