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Priestly is quick to point out that looking at workplace language presents the gloomiest
picture for language and dialect maintenance. The residents of Sele have traditionally
been linguistic nationalists, bent on preserving Slovenian in the German setting. “Other
parts of Slovene Carinthia have succumbed to Germanization to greater or lesser
degrees,” he says (1994: 215). “Sele and a few other villages have remained bastions of
minority language maintenance.” But he concludes on a note of caution: “we will see
how this fierce bastion, and its fellows, can face up to the equally fierce challenges
presented by the effects of modernisation and of occupational, educational and other
kinds of mobility.”
3. Decline of Region as a Linguistic Correlate
The challenges faced by the Selani Slovenes may be more extreme than in many other
places, but they are the same in kind. In all parts of the world, enclave dialects are
threatened with extinction, and where they survive they do so with markedly fewer
speakers from one generation to the next.
Because of the changing conditions, region is no longer the main determinant of dialect
differences. To paraphrase Saussure, social separation, not geographic separation, is the
most general force in linguistic diversity. The rise of sociolinguistics in the last 35 years
can be viewed as a natural response by dialectologists to the new social conditions,
whereby scholars studying linguistic variation recognized the need to increase the
number and kind of independent variables as correlates of linguistic variation. Instead of
seeking linguistic variation in insular and isolated regions, now precious few and far
between, sociolinguists look for correlates with class, sex, age, ethnicity, and other
independent variables in urban settings.
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Priestly is quick to point out that looking at workplace language presents the gloomiestpicture for language and dialect maintenance. The residents of Sele have traditionallybeen linguistic nationalists, bent on preserving Slovenian in the German setting. “Otherparts of Slovene Carinthia have succumbed to Germanization to greater or lesserdegrees,” he says (1994: 215). “Sele and a few other villages have remained bastions ofminority language maintenance.” But he concludes on a note of caution: “we will seehow this fierce bastion, and its fellows, can face up to the equally fierce challengespresented by the effects of modernisation and of occupational, educational and otherkinds of mobility.”3. Decline of Region as a Linguistic CorrelateThe challenges faced by the Selani Slovenes may be more extreme than in many otherplaces, but they are the same in kind. In all parts of the world, enclave dialects arethreatened with extinction, and where they survive they do so with markedly fewerspeakers from one generation to the next.Because of the changing conditions, region is no longer the main determinant of dialectdifferences. To paraphrase Saussure, social separation, not geographic separation, is themost general force in linguistic diversity. The rise of sociolinguistics in the last 35 yearscan be viewed as a natural response by dialectologists to the new social conditions,whereby scholars studying linguistic variation recognized the need to increase thenumber and kind of independent variables as correlates of linguistic variation. Instead ofseeking linguistic variation in insular and isolated regions, now precious few and farbetween, sociolinguists look for correlates with class, sex, age, ethnicity, and otherindependent variables in urban settings.
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Priestly adalah cepat menunjukkan bahwa melihat bahasa kerja menyajikan gloomiest
gambar untuk bahasa dan pemeliharaan dialek. Penduduk Sele secara tradisional
telah nasionalis linguistik, bertekad melestarikan Slovenia dalam pengaturan Jerman. "Lain
bagian dari Slovenia Carinthia telah menyerah Germanization untuk lebih besar atau lebih kecil
derajat," katanya (1994: 215). "Sele dan beberapa desa lainnya tetap benteng
pemeliharaan bahasa minoritas." Tapi dia menyimpulkan pada catatan hati-hati: "kita akan melihat
bagaimana benteng sengit, dan rekan-rekannya, dapat menghadapi tantangan yang sama sengit
disajikan oleh efek modernisasi dan kerja, pendidikan dan lain
jenis mobilitas. "
3. Penurunan Daerah sebagai Linguistic berkorelasi
Tantangan yang dihadapi oleh Slovenia SELANI mungkin lebih ekstrim daripada di banyak lainnya
tempat, tetapi mereka sama dalam jenis. Dalam semua bagian dunia, dialek kantong yang
terancam punah, dan di mana mereka bertahan hidup mereka melakukannya dengan nyata lebih sedikit
pembicara dari satu generasi ke generasi berikutnya.
Karena kondisi berubah, wilayah tidak lagi penentu utama dialek
perbedaan. Mengutip Saussure, pemisahan sosial, tidak pemisahan geografis, adalah
kekuatan yang paling umum dalam keberagaman bahasa. Munculnya sosiolinguistik dalam 35 tahun terakhir
dapat dilihat sebagai respon alami oleh dialectologists dengan kondisi sosial yang baru,
dimana ulama mempelajari variasi linguistik menyadari kebutuhan untuk meningkatkan
jumlah dan jenis variabel independen berkorelasi variasi linguistik. Alih-alih
mencari variasi linguistik di daerah kepulauan dan terpencil, sekarang berharga sedikit dan jauh
antara, sociolinguists mencari berkorelasi dengan kelas, jenis kelamin, usia, etnis, dan lain
variabel independen di perkotaan.
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