New Speakers of Irish in the Global Context
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New Speakers of Irish in the Global Context
New Revival?
O'Rourke, Bernadette; Walsh, John
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2020
202
Dura
Inglês
9781138243385
15 a 20 dias
453
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Contents
Acknowledgements
Figure 1 Map illustrating Language Planning Process
Figure 2 Transcription protocol
Chapter 1: Re-thinking the Sociolinguistics of Irish
Introduction
Disrupting old ideas, creating new tensions
Giving a voice to new speakers
John's story
Bernie's story
Outline of book
Chapter 2: New speakers, new paradigms? Building a theoretical framework
Introduction
New speaker research: origins and developments
New speakers and broader debates around language and society
Native speaker ideologies in language revitalisation movements
New speakers, new paradigms?
New speakers of minority languages: questions of authenticity, authority, and legitimacy
Rethinking new labels and frameworks
Conclusion
Chapter 3: National, official and minoritised: the context and background of Irish
Introduction
Revival period and new speakers
Phases of language policy and new speakers
Gaeltacht
Legal and administrative status
Irish in the education system
Standardisation
Irish in Northern Ireland
Recent policy initiatives and Irish language networks
Conclusion
Chapter 4: Becoming a new speaker of Irish
Introduction
Fieldwork conducted by John
Clar
Karen
Roibeard
Cian
Jason
Fieldwork conducted by Bernie
Maire
Joanne
Liam
Micheal
Jane
Conclusion
Chapter 5: New speakers of Irish and identities
Introduction
Irish speakers and identities
Primary Irish-speaking identity
Irish language identity linked to standard language or dialect
Ambiguous or mixed linguistic identity
Primary English-speaking identity
Intersection of linguistic and sexual identities
Conclusion
Chapter 6: Ciorcail chomhra - 'safe spaces' for the cupla focal
Introduction
The ciorcal comhra phenomenon
Safe spaces and 'breathing spaces' for the language
New speakers at Cluain Li
Ta cupla focal agam - 'I have the few words'
The ciorcal comhra as a 'safe place' to use Irish
Expert speakers and the native speaker ideology
Beyond the ciorcal comhra: the Gaeltacht as an authentic space
Conclusion
Chapter 7: Conclusions
New speaker stories
Theoretical insights from the study
Policy implications
New speakers and the Gaeltacht
References
Index
Acknowledgements
Figure 1 Map illustrating Language Planning Process
Figure 2 Transcription protocol
Chapter 1: Re-thinking the Sociolinguistics of Irish
Introduction
Disrupting old ideas, creating new tensions
Giving a voice to new speakers
John's story
Bernie's story
Outline of book
Chapter 2: New speakers, new paradigms? Building a theoretical framework
Introduction
New speaker research: origins and developments
New speakers and broader debates around language and society
Native speaker ideologies in language revitalisation movements
New speakers, new paradigms?
New speakers of minority languages: questions of authenticity, authority, and legitimacy
Rethinking new labels and frameworks
Conclusion
Chapter 3: National, official and minoritised: the context and background of Irish
Introduction
Revival period and new speakers
Phases of language policy and new speakers
Gaeltacht
Legal and administrative status
Irish in the education system
Standardisation
Irish in Northern Ireland
Recent policy initiatives and Irish language networks
Conclusion
Chapter 4: Becoming a new speaker of Irish
Introduction
Fieldwork conducted by John
Clar
Karen
Roibeard
Cian
Jason
Fieldwork conducted by Bernie
Maire
Joanne
Liam
Micheal
Jane
Conclusion
Chapter 5: New speakers of Irish and identities
Introduction
Irish speakers and identities
Primary Irish-speaking identity
Irish language identity linked to standard language or dialect
Ambiguous or mixed linguistic identity
Primary English-speaking identity
Intersection of linguistic and sexual identities
Conclusion
Chapter 6: Ciorcail chomhra - 'safe spaces' for the cupla focal
Introduction
The ciorcal comhra phenomenon
Safe spaces and 'breathing spaces' for the language
New speakers at Cluain Li
Ta cupla focal agam - 'I have the few words'
The ciorcal comhra as a 'safe place' to use Irish
Expert speakers and the native speaker ideology
Beyond the ciorcal comhra: the Gaeltacht as an authentic space
Conclusion
Chapter 7: Conclusions
New speaker stories
Theoretical insights from the study
Policy implications
New speakers and the Gaeltacht
References
Index
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Irish Speakers;Irish Soccer Team;John Walsh;Irish Language;Bernadette O'Rourke;Language Revitalisation;Irish studies;Young Man;language policy;Younger Man;hybridity;Le Mo;social constructionism;Minority Language Contexts;cultural studies;Ar Mo;applied linguistics;Irish Language Policy;Gaeltacht;Ag Caint;native speakerism;Maith Liom;Irish;Scottish Gaelic;critical sociolinguistics;Language Revitalisation Projects;new speakers;Gaelic League;Public Administration;Gaeltacht People;RLS;Language Planning Process;Native Speaker Community;Mar Sin;Language Revitalisation Movements;Nation State Nationalisms;Conversation Circles;Irish Language Organisation
Contents
Acknowledgements
Figure 1 Map illustrating Language Planning Process
Figure 2 Transcription protocol
Chapter 1: Re-thinking the Sociolinguistics of Irish
Introduction
Disrupting old ideas, creating new tensions
Giving a voice to new speakers
John's story
Bernie's story
Outline of book
Chapter 2: New speakers, new paradigms? Building a theoretical framework
Introduction
New speaker research: origins and developments
New speakers and broader debates around language and society
Native speaker ideologies in language revitalisation movements
New speakers, new paradigms?
New speakers of minority languages: questions of authenticity, authority, and legitimacy
Rethinking new labels and frameworks
Conclusion
Chapter 3: National, official and minoritised: the context and background of Irish
Introduction
Revival period and new speakers
Phases of language policy and new speakers
Gaeltacht
Legal and administrative status
Irish in the education system
Standardisation
Irish in Northern Ireland
Recent policy initiatives and Irish language networks
Conclusion
Chapter 4: Becoming a new speaker of Irish
Introduction
Fieldwork conducted by John
Clar
Karen
Roibeard
Cian
Jason
Fieldwork conducted by Bernie
Maire
Joanne
Liam
Micheal
Jane
Conclusion
Chapter 5: New speakers of Irish and identities
Introduction
Irish speakers and identities
Primary Irish-speaking identity
Irish language identity linked to standard language or dialect
Ambiguous or mixed linguistic identity
Primary English-speaking identity
Intersection of linguistic and sexual identities
Conclusion
Chapter 6: Ciorcail chomhra - 'safe spaces' for the cupla focal
Introduction
The ciorcal comhra phenomenon
Safe spaces and 'breathing spaces' for the language
New speakers at Cluain Li
Ta cupla focal agam - 'I have the few words'
The ciorcal comhra as a 'safe place' to use Irish
Expert speakers and the native speaker ideology
Beyond the ciorcal comhra: the Gaeltacht as an authentic space
Conclusion
Chapter 7: Conclusions
New speaker stories
Theoretical insights from the study
Policy implications
New speakers and the Gaeltacht
References
Index
Acknowledgements
Figure 1 Map illustrating Language Planning Process
Figure 2 Transcription protocol
Chapter 1: Re-thinking the Sociolinguistics of Irish
Introduction
Disrupting old ideas, creating new tensions
Giving a voice to new speakers
John's story
Bernie's story
Outline of book
Chapter 2: New speakers, new paradigms? Building a theoretical framework
Introduction
New speaker research: origins and developments
New speakers and broader debates around language and society
Native speaker ideologies in language revitalisation movements
New speakers, new paradigms?
New speakers of minority languages: questions of authenticity, authority, and legitimacy
Rethinking new labels and frameworks
Conclusion
Chapter 3: National, official and minoritised: the context and background of Irish
Introduction
Revival period and new speakers
Phases of language policy and new speakers
Gaeltacht
Legal and administrative status
Irish in the education system
Standardisation
Irish in Northern Ireland
Recent policy initiatives and Irish language networks
Conclusion
Chapter 4: Becoming a new speaker of Irish
Introduction
Fieldwork conducted by John
Clar
Karen
Roibeard
Cian
Jason
Fieldwork conducted by Bernie
Maire
Joanne
Liam
Micheal
Jane
Conclusion
Chapter 5: New speakers of Irish and identities
Introduction
Irish speakers and identities
Primary Irish-speaking identity
Irish language identity linked to standard language or dialect
Ambiguous or mixed linguistic identity
Primary English-speaking identity
Intersection of linguistic and sexual identities
Conclusion
Chapter 6: Ciorcail chomhra - 'safe spaces' for the cupla focal
Introduction
The ciorcal comhra phenomenon
Safe spaces and 'breathing spaces' for the language
New speakers at Cluain Li
Ta cupla focal agam - 'I have the few words'
The ciorcal comhra as a 'safe place' to use Irish
Expert speakers and the native speaker ideology
Beyond the ciorcal comhra: the Gaeltacht as an authentic space
Conclusion
Chapter 7: Conclusions
New speaker stories
Theoretical insights from the study
Policy implications
New speakers and the Gaeltacht
References
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Irish Speakers;Irish Soccer Team;John Walsh;Irish Language;Bernadette O'Rourke;Language Revitalisation;Irish studies;Young Man;language policy;Younger Man;hybridity;Le Mo;social constructionism;Minority Language Contexts;cultural studies;Ar Mo;applied linguistics;Irish Language Policy;Gaeltacht;Ag Caint;native speakerism;Maith Liom;Irish;Scottish Gaelic;critical sociolinguistics;Language Revitalisation Projects;new speakers;Gaelic League;Public Administration;Gaeltacht People;RLS;Language Planning Process;Native Speaker Community;Mar Sin;Language Revitalisation Movements;Nation State Nationalisms;Conversation Circles;Irish Language Organisation
