Pour une définition de la notion de « langue régionale »

The notion of regional language has spread for half a century, particularly in Europe, although we also find it in India where it applies to co-official territorialized languages. In Europe, especially in France, it has taken the place of reference concept. We also find it through the notion of &quo...

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Main Authors: Alain Viaut, Antoine Pascaud
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Language:fra
Published: Presses universitaires de la méditerranée 2017-10-01
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/lengas/1380
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description The notion of regional language has spread for half a century, particularly in Europe, although we also find it in India where it applies to co-official territorialized languages. In Europe, especially in France, it has taken the place of reference concept. We also find it through the notion of "regional or minority language" in the Council of Europe Charter applying to languages so designated.This notion ended up integrating several meanings. Consequently, this paper attempts to take stock of the common defining features and the various properties of this notion from one country to another, from minimal meanings to others meanings that add to geographical ("regional") and demolinguistic features the properties that characterize this language in relation to other minority languages, either by the type of historicity and link to the territory, or by the legal status.
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spelling doaj-art-db1a9ad90e11470486bfa2483c5d651a2025-01-30T10:33:38ZfraPresses universitaires de la méditerranéeLengas2271-57032017-10-018210.4000/lengas.1380Pour une définition de la notion de « langue régionale »Alain ViautAntoine PascaudThe notion of regional language has spread for half a century, particularly in Europe, although we also find it in India where it applies to co-official territorialized languages. In Europe, especially in France, it has taken the place of reference concept. We also find it through the notion of "regional or minority language" in the Council of Europe Charter applying to languages so designated.This notion ended up integrating several meanings. Consequently, this paper attempts to take stock of the common defining features and the various properties of this notion from one country to another, from minimal meanings to others meanings that add to geographical ("regional") and demolinguistic features the properties that characterize this language in relation to other minority languages, either by the type of historicity and link to the territory, or by the legal status.https://journals.openedition.org/lengas/1380language policylanguage rightsregional languageminority languages
spellingShingle Alain Viaut
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Pour une définition de la notion de « langue régionale »
Lengas
language policy
language rights
regional language
minority languages
title Pour une définition de la notion de « langue régionale »
title_full Pour une définition de la notion de « langue régionale »
title_fullStr Pour une définition de la notion de « langue régionale »
title_full_unstemmed Pour une définition de la notion de « langue régionale »
title_short Pour une définition de la notion de « langue régionale »
title_sort pour une definition de la notion de langue regionale
topic language policy
language rights
regional language
minority languages
url https://journals.openedition.org/lengas/1380
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