并行数字单语

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Rachelle Vessey
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本文研究了标签在加拿大数字语境中与不同语言文化相关的亲和空间形成中的作用。语言文化倾向于容纳某些语言意识形态,这些意识形态通过不同形式的实践意识和话语意识表现出来。以不同方式处理共同话题的不同语言文化的共存被称为“平行数字单语主义”,这是一种以前的研究中没有考虑到的多语主义形式。这种多语性的存在是因为离线体验(在加拿大,离线体验基于语言和地理)转移到数字环境的可供性中。
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Parallel digital monolingualism
This paper examines the role of hashtags in the formation of affinity spaces linked to divergent linguistic cultures in the Canadian digital context. The linguistic cultures tend to accommodate certain language ideologies, which manifest through distinct forms of practical and discursive consciousness. The coexistence of divergent linguistic cultures that address shared topics in different ways is labelled “parallel digital monolingualism,” a form of multilingualism that has not been accounted for in previous research. This multilingualism exists because of the transfer of offline experiences (which, in Canada, are based on language and geography) into the affordances of digital contexts.
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Internet Pragmatics
Internet Pragmatics Arts and Humanities-Language and Linguistics
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