Le lexique différentiel comme construction d’une norme endogène dans une communauté francophone périphérique

In Belgium, as in other French-speaking countries, there has been a centuries-old purist tradition, focusing its anathemas on topolectal variation. The primacy of an exogenous norm (the French “from Paris”) was not challenged before the end of the 20th century. At present, the legitimacy of certain...

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Main Author: Michel Francard
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Language:English
Published: ACEDLE 2023-10-01
Series:Recherches en didactique des langues et des cultures
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/rdlc/12838
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description In Belgium, as in other French-speaking countries, there has been a centuries-old purist tradition, focusing its anathemas on topolectal variation. The primacy of an exogenous norm (the French “from Paris”) was not challenged before the end of the 20th century. At present, the legitimacy of certain endogenous norms is acknowledged, particularly in the lexical field. We will outline the main stages of this evolution in the attitudes and representations of French-speaking Belgians and the opportunities which can be drawn from it for a better consideration of topolectal variation in the teaching of French.
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Le lexique différentiel comme construction d’une norme endogène dans une communauté francophone périphérique
Recherches en didactique des langues et des cultures
norm
lexicon
variation
didactics
Belgium
title Le lexique différentiel comme construction d’une norme endogène dans une communauté francophone périphérique
title_full Le lexique différentiel comme construction d’une norme endogène dans une communauté francophone périphérique
title_fullStr Le lexique différentiel comme construction d’une norme endogène dans une communauté francophone périphérique
title_full_unstemmed Le lexique différentiel comme construction d’une norme endogène dans une communauté francophone périphérique
title_short Le lexique différentiel comme construction d’une norme endogène dans une communauté francophone périphérique
title_sort le lexique differentiel comme construction d une norme endogene dans une communaute francophone peripherique
topic norm
lexicon
variation
didactics
Belgium
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