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Multilingual discourse in the family : an analysis of conversations in a German French English speaking family in Canada [Online resource]
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The Compound Bilingual as an Agent of Language Change: A Psychological Model of Bilingualism
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In: Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics, Vol 1, Iss , Pp 111-130 (1976) (1976)
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Bruce Rigsby's thoughts on his Cape York Peninsula Indigenous language research, 21 Nov 1972
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In: http://etd.lib.metu.edu.tr/upload/617217/index.pdf
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Alter(n)ative Literacies: Elementary Teachers' Practices with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse students in one French-language School in Ontario
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Official bilingualism meets de facto multilingualism: public service interpreting for the Chinese in Catalonia
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Catalonia is well known for being a bilingual region with language policies that give full support to promoting Catalan. More recently, the number of languages spoken in Catalonia has risen significantly due to immigration flows, while immigration policies encourage all citizens living in Catalonia to be able to communicate in Catalan with the public Administration. The same immigration policies, however, also acknowledge that interpreting (or intercultural mediation) may be necessary to facilitate immigrants’ rights to access public services during the first few years they are living in Catalonia. This article analyses the relationship between a minoritized language (Catalan), a dominant language (Spanish) and a group of recently arrived languages (Standard Chinese and other Chinese varieties) from the perspective of public service interpreting. It discusses some of the results of an empirical qualitative research which included: (a) interviews with public service interpreters and intercultural mediators working with Chinese living in Catalonia, (b) interviews with managers and coordinators in charge of interpreting or mediation services, and (c) questionnaires answered by Chinese users of public services in Catalonia. This research depicts a complex reality: it not only reflects interpreters’ and managers’ biases towards Spanish or Catalan, often motivated by their place of origin or life experience, but also the challenges when dealing with linguistic variation, i.e. the variety of languages (geolects and mutually unintelligible dialects) included under the umbrella term of Chinese. ; This article is part of the project funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness: “The quality in translation as an element to safeguard procedural guarantees in criminal proceedings: development of resources to help court interpreters of Spanish – Romanian, Arabic, Chinese, French and English” (FFI2014-55029-R). It has also been supported by the AGAUR’s recognition of MIRAS research group (2014SGR545).
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Bilingualism; Intercultural mediation; Minoritized language; Multilingualism; Public service interpreting
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URL: https://doi.org/10.1515/ijsl-2018-0003
http://hdl.handle.net/10230/46439
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Bilingüismo, multilingüismo, reserva cognitiva y enfermedad de Alzheimer
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Hizkuntza ezberdinen ikaskuntza Nafarroan. Elebitasunetik eleaniztasunera ; Aprendizaje de diferentes idiomas en Navarra. Del bilingüismo al multilingüismo
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