PIET VAN AVERMAET LANGUAGE AND THE FUTURE CENTRE FOR LANGUAGE AND MIGRATION 8-10 JULY 2004 UNIVERSITY OF LEUVEN UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Introduction The purposes of this study were to compare the distribution of Dutch and Italian adolescents across identity statuses; to test whether the.

Advertisements

The dilemma of university system governance: a pluralistic or fragmented network? Eliana Minelli, Gianfranco Rebora, Matteo Turri WORKSHOP ON CHANGES IN.

Towards a framework for assessing ethnolinguistic sustainability Martin Ehala University of Tartu.

Second Language Acquisition Education 286. Today: Introduction What is the nature of the interdisciplinary field of research (linguistics, psychology,

Natascia Ralli/ Sabine Wilmes Institute for Specialised Communication and Multilingualism Institute for Specialised Communication and Multilingualism 1.

Chris Baerveldt, Marijtje van Duijn, Lotte Vermeij, Dianne van Hemert Ethnic Boundaries and Personal Choice NOSMO, Nijmegen, November 25, 2005.

Willingness to Communicate in the Second Language: Proximal and Distal Influences Peter D. MacIntyre University College of Cape Breton.

Metaphorical Uses of Language in Native and Non-native Student Writing: A corpus-based study By: Claudia Marcela Chapetón Castro M.A. in Applied Linguistics.

Language requirements for adult migrants Results of a survey Some observations and reflections Linguistic integration of adult migrants Council of Europe.

Language, identity and economic integration: minorities in the city of Pula Mirna Jernej Institute for Anthropological Research, Zagreb The presented research.

Normative Belief Jessica Seifert H517 Principles of Health Behavior

Topic 6: Language shift and language death

Language requirements for adult migrants Results of a survey Observations and challenges Linguistic integration of adult migrants Council of Europe 24/

6 th semester Course Instructor: Kia Karavas.  What is educational evaluation? Why, what and how can we evaluate? How do we evaluate student learning?

RC33 Aug Lambert1 Ethnicity and the Comparative Analysis of Contemporary Survey Data Paul S. Lambert Stirling University, UK

The French Language: identity, diversity and changing environments. Lecture 1 Michaelmas term 2012 Introduction to Language and Identity.

Grand Challenges in Economics Cars Hommes and Paul Ormerod.

Basic Nursing: Foundations of Skills & Concepts Chapter 12

Applied Linguistics 665 Introduction. Some Fundamental Concepts Every language is complex. All languages are systematic. (not for NS) Speech is the primary.

Language: Much neglectd yet important in cross- cultural psychology? Itesh Sachdev SOAS, University of London, UK Presentation at 19th International Congress.

Slide 1 LING – Sociolinguistics – Spring 2011 Wardhaugh Ch 1 Discuss calendar, readings.

The Promotion of Culture in Citizenship Education and its Influences on Students’ Multiple Identities in China Du Jianyi PhD Candidate Faculty of Education.

Pascal van Griethuysen Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies Applied Research Seminar.

The linguistic integration of adult migrants: ways of evaluating policy and practice 24−25 June 2010 Introduction to the conference David Little.

Handbook of Language & Ethnicity Chapter 10: Social Psychology By Karmela Liebkind.

Principles, Practices and Dynamics of Research Management LECTURE-4 Research Design Kazi Nurmohammad Hossainul Haque Senior Lecturer, Civil Service College.

Interkulturelles Zentrum INTERCULTURAL DIALOG as a political process FRANJO STEINER.

A Conceptual Systemic Framework Proposal for Sustainable Technology Development: Incorporating Future Studies within a Co-Evolutionary Approach by A. İdil.

WeD and Inequality: Issues from Recent Work on Inequality in Middle Income Countries Andy McKay, University of Bath Researching Wellbeing workshop, Hanse.

Livia Bizikova and Laszlo Pinter

Chapter 1 Developing A Sociological Perspective. Chapter Outline What is Sociology? The Sociological Imagination Significance of Diversity The Development.

Introduction to the Study of Sociology and Anthropology.

Design and Impact of School Choice Reforms in an International Context Gary Miron, Professor of Evaluation, Measurement, and Research Western Michigan.

Intercultural Communication Social Psychological Influences.

Attitudes towards Russian as an official language in Lithuania and Estonia Martin Ehala University of Tartu 2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF APPLIED LINGUISTICS.

4. Institutional diversity and management. Learning objectives understand what comparative institutional research is about explain the major differences.

Analysis Perspectives for qualitative data Basing data analysis around theoretical frameworks provides further insight Three such frameworks are: –Grounded.

Copyright © 2007 Allyn & Bacon Mayer’s Personality: A Systems Approach Part 1: Exploring PersonalityChapter 3: Theories of Personality Perspectives on.

Conducting a research project. Clarify Aims and Research Questions Conduct Literature Review Describe methodology Design Research Collect DataAnalyse.

Different Words, Different Worlds? The concept of language choice in social work and social care.

Framework of Reference of Competences for Democratic Culture.

Performance-based competency requirements for student teachers and how to assess them Äli Leijen 1, Bert Slof 2, Edgar Krull 1, Liina Malva 1, Pihel Hunt.

for biocultural literary criticism

2018 PISA Global Competency Assessment

Introduction to Consumer Behavior and Marketing Strategy

Standards for Decision Making

The Role of Public Commitment in an Academic Context

Linguistic integration of adult migrants

Culture, Discourse and meaning- Research Proposal

Chapter 3: The variation problem 2: Intra-speaker variation

Maya Grekova multilingualism in the city: the case of Sofia Summer school, Dublin, Jean Monnet Network - European Identity, Culture,

Profiling based unstructured process logs

The best interests of the child and the durable solution process

A Brief Sociological Perspective. Jaylin Miles. As a Christian I can relate to both Symbolic Interactionism as well as Rational Choice Theory.

Psychology & Sociology

Social Aspects of Interlanguage

A closer look at the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM)

Lecture 4: Approaches to Health Promotion (A) Dr J. Sitali

What Determines Land Values

Linguistic Predictors of Cultural Identification in Bilinguals

This Week: the research base in…

Introduction to Linguistics

Affectivity in TESOL Week 8 NJ Kang.

أساليب التقويم وأدواته

Rational Choice Theory

Consumer Behaviour Introduction to Module.

Empowerement : An Analytic Framework

Approaches to Multicultural Group Work Chapter 5

Applied Linguistics Professor Fredy Muñoz.

Communication in Small Groups

Presentation transcript:

PIET VAN AVERMAET LANGUAGE AND THE FUTURE CENTRE FOR LANGUAGE AND MIGRATION 8-10 JULY 2004 UNIVERSITY OF LEUVEN UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF LANGUAGE SHIFT AMONGST ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS

PROBLEM Relation between social factors and language shift is often ambiguous and ambivalent PROPOSAL Introduction of intermediary theory

THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK Ethnolinguistic Vitality Theory - H. Giles cum suis Ethnolinguistic vitality Inter-group relations Speech accommodation Core Values Theory - J. Smolicz L’économie des Echanges Symboliques - P. Bourdieu Linguistic Market Symbolic Profit

Looking at social determinants of language shift is only relevant in a context where people have the choice between L1 and L2. Giles cum suis and Smolicz look at inter group language choice behaviour Can we speak of choice here in a migration context? Analyse INTRA group language choice behaviour Bourdieu’s theory incorporates dynamic power relations between majority and minority groups

To what extent can the theory of ’l'économie des échanges symboliques' explain intra group language choice behaviour? To what extent can the intermediary concepts derived from Bourdieu's theory account for the influence of social factors on intra group language choice behaviour? RESEARCH QUESTION

RESEARCH DESIGN SOCIOLOGICAL INTERMEDIATE LANGUAGE CHOICE PROFILE CONCEPTS BEHAVIOUR PERSONAL FACTORS ETHNIC GROUP FACTORS LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY GROUP CONTACTS ANTICIPATION IMPORTANCE OF LM2 LANGUAGE CHOICE BEHAVIOUR

100 Italians in Flanders 100 Turks in The Netherlands Questionnaires 'anticipation of acceptability of linguistic products' through indirect measuring of an individual's self assessment of language proficiency Dutch 'Importance of LM2' through indirect measuring a person's identification with own ethnic group 'Language shift' through domain related intra group language choice behaviour Observations Census data Language proficiency tests Dutch RESEARCH DESIGN

LANGUAGE SHIFT ITALIANS AND TURKS

LANGUAGE SHIFT ITALIANS

LANGUAGE SHIFT TURKS

PATH ANALYTICAL MODEL (without intermediairy concepts) Group contacts Shes Maternal background Language choice behavior

PATH ANALYTICAL MODEL (with intermediairy concepts) Group contacts Shes Maternal background Importance LM2 Anticipation Language choice behavior