Pluricentric Languages in the Americas - Cilene Rodrigues - Juan Thomas (eds.), Rudolf Muhr - Eugenia L. Duarte -
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This is the first of two volumes that present part of the outcome 9th World Conference on Pluricentric Languages that took place from August 26-28 2021. The volume contains fourteen contributions. All articles of this volume deal with pluricentric languages that exist in the Americas. It is the first volume of this kind that has been ever published on this topic. Section (1) contains two papers that concern the indigenous language Quechua and the Guarani-Tupi language family. Section (2) contains five papers about the pluricentricity of Spanish in the Americas. In section three about…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This is the first of two volumes that present part of the outcome 9th World Conference on Pluricentric Languages that took place from August 26-28 2021. The volume contains fourteen contributions. All articles of this volume deal with pluricentric languages that exist in the Americas. It is the first volume of this kind that has been ever published on this topic. Section (1) contains two papers that concern the indigenous language Quechua and the Guarani-Tupi language family. Section (2) contains five papers about the pluricentricity of Spanish in the Americas. In section three about Portuguese in the Americas and worldwide there are five papers. In the last section of the volume there is a paper about the endogenous norm of French in Acadia (Canada) and a second one that gives an overview about the complex language situation of Dutch in Aruba.
Autorenporträt
The editors:Rudolf Muhr is Professor em. of Graz University and head of the Austrian German Research Centre in Graz. He is also Coordinator of the "International Working Group on Non-dominant Varieties of Phiricentric Languages". His research is focused on pluricentric languages and the description of Austrian German.Maria Eugenia Lammoglia Duarte is full professor at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ, Brazil) and holds a research grant from the National Council of Research (CNPq). She studies syntactic change in varieties of Portuguese and other Romance Languages. Cilene Rodrigues is an Associate Professor at Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro. Her research centers around comparative syntax, particularly on languages of South America. Juan Thomas is Associate Professor of Spanish at Utica College in Utica New York, US. The focus of his research is on Spanish in the US, Languages in contact (Hispanic, Italian, Galician).