2020
DOI: 10.3917/ls.170.0087
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« Le portugais est la 7 e langue la plus utilisée au monde ! ». Promotion de la langue portugaise dans deux communautés portugaises en Amérique du Nord

Abstract: Cette contribution présente une comparaison entre deux communautés portugaises installées en Amérique du Nord depuis le xx e siècle. Alors que les effectifs diminuent au sein des écoles communautaires portugaises locales, ses membres se mobilisent afin de promouvoir le portugais comme langue du futur et véritable atout. À partir d’une analyse des idéologies linguistiques qui circulent autour du portugais parmi les descendants, nous avons observé les discours qui se construisent en référence au portugais comme … Show more

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“…This may be related to the dominance of EP and to the number of students of Portuguese origin. This situation is very different from the on served in Bridgeport (Connecticut, United States of America), during fieldwork ca out in 2018 (Scetti 2020). The reason for this is likely to be that the question of langu an important one in Montreal; only one flag flies in this neighbourhood.…”
Section: The Portuguese Community Of Montrealmentioning
confidence: 80%
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“…This may be related to the dominance of EP and to the number of students of Portuguese origin. This situation is very different from the on served in Bridgeport (Connecticut, United States of America), during fieldwork ca out in 2018 (Scetti 2020). The reason for this is likely to be that the question of langu an important one in Montreal; only one flag flies in this neighbourhood.…”
Section: The Portuguese Community Of Montrealmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Certain members and certain institutions, such as community schools, associations and clubs, for instance, like to promote discourses in favour of a 'good' and pure language practice or to overvalue the power of those languages. These discourses are based on linguistic ideologies as the situated, partial, and interested character of conceptions and uses of language (Errington 2001, p. 110); for example, the promotion of Portuguese as being an international language today (Scetti 2020). The agency of those institutions and community members in the process of the creation of linguistic ideologies is fundamental, in what concerns the positioning of these representations of language practices as a collective marker of identity for the group.…”
Section: From Essentialised To Dynamic Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%