Introduction: On Serbian (socio)linguistics

Radovanovic, Milorad; Major, Randall A.

doi:10.1515/ijsl.2001.045

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“…Looking at the titles, it soon becomes apparent that what preoccupied Yugoslav linguists were primarily sociolinguistic issues, such as bilingualism/multilingualism (mostly at the societal level), language contact, language standardization, language policy and planning, the relationship between language and nation, etc. (this is confirmed by Radovanović and Major 2001). At the forefront was the relationship between Serbo-Croat and other languages spoken in Yugoslavia, as well as the relationship between the so-called "western" and "eastern" varieties of Standard Serbo-Croat.…”

Section: The Usual Meaning Of Sociolinguistics In Serbiamentioning

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Whither Variationist Sociolinguistics in Serbia?

Bjelaković¹

2018

Belgrade English Language and Literature Studies

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Little has changed since 1965 and Bugarski's original call to study urban speech in Yugoslavia (and his subsequent reporting of new advances regarding the birth of variationist sociolinguistics). We still do not know how the majority of Serbs speak, nor what the scope of stylistic and social variation is in towns and cities of the Serbian-speaking world. This paper will try to show how sociolinguistics in the narrow sense of the term has been largely absent in Serbia; it will try to provide some reasons for this; and it will outline what little has been done in terms of urban dialectology and variationist sociolinguistics.

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Section: The Usual Meaning Of Sociolinguistics In Serbiamentioning

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Whither Variationist Sociolinguistics in Serbia?

Bjelaković¹

2018

Belgrade English Language and Literature Studies

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Sociolinguistic aspects of language in Japanese periodicals in the period of "Prolonged Stagnation" (2000-2010)

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Apstrakt U ovom radu vršimo sociolingvističku analizu japanskih termina iz korpusa štampane periodike dostupne u periodu produžene stagancije (2000.-2010. godine). Dati vremenski okvir izabran je zbog specifičnih socioekonomskih okolnosti, koje su izazvale promene u životnim stavovima mlađih generacija, pa samim tim, indirektno, i u jezičkoj upotrebi. U teorijskom delu rada, bavimo se osnovnim postulatima pragmatike, sociolingvistike, leksikologije sa leksikografijom i teorije pojmovne metafore, kao pristupima koji će nam omogućiti da adekvatno metodološki obradimo naš korpus. U empirijskom delu rada, izlažemo materijal prikupljen iz našeg korpusa (iz listova: Asahi Shinbun,

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Introduction: On Serbian (socio)linguistics

Cited by 2 publications

References 3 publications

Whither Variationist Sociolinguistics in Serbia?

Whither Variationist Sociolinguistics in Serbia?

Sociolinguistic aspects of language in Japanese periodicals in the period of "Prolonged Stagnation" (2000-2010)

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