2013
DOI: 10.1017/s0959269512000336
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Le débat sur la diglossie en France: aspects scientifiques et politiques

Abstract: Le débat sur la diglossie en France :aspects scientifiques et politiques Massot, B and Rowlett, P http://dx

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“…Thus, our analysis shows that there are strong ties of co‐occurrence between ne and variant /ply/ and between non‐use of ne and variant /py/ and that such ties, while probabilistic, are in keeping with what the diglossia hypothesis might posit for the variants under study here. In a related vein, the fact that ne use with /py/ is much less frequent than non‐use of ne with /ply/ is also consonant with what the proponents of diglossic stylistic variation predict: ‘the tendency for L[ow] forms to encroach on high terrain (rather than vice versa)’ (Massot and Rowlett : 1).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 65%
“…Thus, our analysis shows that there are strong ties of co‐occurrence between ne and variant /ply/ and between non‐use of ne and variant /py/ and that such ties, while probabilistic, are in keeping with what the diglossia hypothesis might posit for the variants under study here. In a related vein, the fact that ne use with /py/ is much less frequent than non‐use of ne with /ply/ is also consonant with what the proponents of diglossic stylistic variation predict: ‘the tendency for L[ow] forms to encroach on high terrain (rather than vice versa)’ (Massot and Rowlett : 1).…”
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confidence: 65%
“…Arabic-speaking communities nowadays are in a situation of diglossia, because there is an important disparity between classical Arabic and spoken Arabic (Halliday, 1985: 41-42). Whether French is in a situation of diglossia or not is still a matter of debate (Coveney, 2002(Coveney, , 2011Gadet, 2007b;Massot, 2010;Massot and Rowlett, 2013;Zribi-Hertz, 2011), but the reality of grammatical variation is undisputed. Whereas written French is codified and fixed, spoken French is less controlled and more unstable.…”
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“…Résumé. Les registres ont été envisagés comme des entités discrètes, en particulier dans les approches qui voient le vernaculaire comme obéissant à des règles distinctes du français normé (Massot et Rowlett 2013). C'est au débat concernant la relation discrète ou continue entre les registres que contribue ce travail.…”
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“…Correlations between the accessibility hierarchy and the proximity of exchanges. Registers have been envisaged as discrete entities, especially by approaches for which the vernacular register follows different grammatical rules from normative practice (Massot and Rowlett 2013). The discrete or continuous relation between registers is what this paper addresses.…”
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