Naslov
Status i korpus urbanih dijalekata. Jesu li neurbani dijalekti ugrozili urbane dijalekte?
(The status and the corpus of urban dialects. Are urban dialects threatened with extinction by unurban dialects?)

Autori
Matić Ivušić, Tereza ; Batoš, Silvija ; Domijan, Perica

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Sažeci sa skupova, sažetak, znanstveni

Izvornik
XXVII međunarodni znanstveni skup HDPL. Standardni jezici i sociolekti u 21. stoljeću / Peti Stantić, Anita ; Stanojević, Mateusz Milan - Zagreb : Hrvatsko društvo za primijenjenu lingvistiku (HDPL) ; Srednja Europa, 2013, 66-67

ISBN
978-953-6979-95-0

Skup
Standardni jezici i sociolekti u 21. stoljeću. XXVII međunarodni znanstveni skup Hrvatskoga društva za primijenjenu lingvistiku

Mjesto i datum
Dubrovnik, Hrvatska, 18.04.2013. - 20.04.2013

Vrsta sudjelovanja
Predavanje

Vrsta recenzije
Međunarodna recenzija

Ključne riječi
urbani i neurbani dijalekti ; hrvatska jezična norma ; dubrovački govor ; primjerci nestajanja izvornoga govora
(urban and unurban dialects ; croatian language norm ; the Dubrovnik dialect ; examples of decline)

Sažetak
„Residents who settled in towns as grown-up people endeavoured to adapt to urban dialects.“(Šojat, A., 1979) „It will not take too long before the impolite form becomes the language norm.“ (Opačić, N. 2013). The above two quotes clearly describe the problems that both Croatian language norm and urban dialects are confronted with. While in the past settlers would make a great effort to adapt to the urban way of life, this including the existing urban dialect(s), today`s situation differs considerably. Current urban dialects have been „attacked“ by unurban dialects, which could be the theme of further sociolinguistic researches. Croatian urban dialects had been for a long time recognizable by their lexical and grammatical constructions. However, a large number of people who have moved from unurbanised areas to towns in the last two decades influenced the structure of urban dialects. Therefore, the first quote could now be read the other way. What is the present position of the Croatian language norm? On the one hand, it has come under a strong influence of some foreign languages, English in particular, with unurban dialects trying to find their place within the Croatian norm on the other hand. While the media should reflect the language norm at the state level, preserving at the same time urban dialects at a local level, they have started promoting, quite uncritically, anything „new“. The Dubrovnik dialect, which had been recognizable for centuries both by its vocabulary and accent, boasting prolific literature works, is one of the most visible examples of decline. This conclusion is the result of the author`s teaching a great number of students from unurbanised areas, and of everyday contacts with different sociolects „settled“ in Dubrovnik.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

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