ПРОМЕНА ЈЕЗИЧКОГ ПЕЈЗАЖА: ПОЈАВА ВЛАШКОГ НА НАТПИСИМА У ИСТОЧНОЈ СРБИЈИ

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22190/TEME211018006H

Ključne reči:

језички пејзаж, влашки варијетет, источна Србија, језичка стандардизација, комодификација

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Рад анализира појаву и видљивост влашког варијетета у језичком пејзажу источне Србије. Овај феномен се посматра у контексту мера ревитализације које влашка заједница предузима последњих 20 година. Истраживање је спроведено у претежно руралном подручју које обухвата четири суседне општине у источној Србији, у којима живи велики проценат влашког становништва. Натписи на влашком варијетету су анализирани са фокусом на њихову циљану публику и основне функције (информативну и симболичку). Резултати показују да у овој области натписи имају углавном симболичку функцију, користе се као маркери идентитета, као вид легитимизације језика или као показатељи аутентичности, док је њихова информативна функција очигледна само у односу на комодификацију језика.

Biografija autora

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    Balkanološki institut Srpske akademije nauka i umetnosti

     

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