Hungarian private linguistic landscape in South-West Slovakia
Laihonen, P. (2014). Hungarian private linguistic landscape in South-West Slovakia. In J. Laakso (Ed.), Dangers and developments : On Language Diversity in a Changing World (pp. 86-106). Research consortium ELDIA c/o, European Language Diversity for All. Studies in European Language Diversity, 34. https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail_object/o:369606
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Studies in European Language DiversityTekijät
Toimittajat
Päivämäärä
2014Tekijänoikeudet
© Laihonen, 2014.
In
the
field
of
Linguistic
Landscape
research
little
attention
has
been
paid
to
the
situations
where
a
minoritized
group
gives
the
regional
majority,
such
as
South-‐West
Slovakia
where
Hungarians
form
the
majority.
A
clear
majority
of
public
signs,
also
in
the
region
with
a
Hungarian
majority,
are
only
in
Slovak,
especially
in
the
‘official’,
public
sphere.
In
rural
communities,
signs
posted
by
private
citizens
can
be
relatively
frequent,
too.
In
the
truly
non-‐
commercial
private
sphere,
minorities
have
autonomy
in
public
language
choice.
I
present
the
local
practices
and
interpretations
of
the
private
linguistic
landscape
in
two
‘Hungarian’
villages
in
South-‐West
Slovakia
in
the
light
of
photos,
ethnographic
observations
and
interview
data.
I
conclude
that
the
signs
placed
by
private
individuals
follow
tendencies
in
other
domains
and
they
are
in
flux.
However,
most
importantly,
they
indicate
best
the
local
norms
of
signage
and
public
language
choice,
as
well
as
changes
in
local
language
ideologies.
...
Julkaisija
Research consortium ELDIA c/o, European Language Diversity for AllEmojulkaisun ISBN
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Dangers and developments : On Language Diversity in a Changing WorldISSN Hae Julkaisufoorumista
2192-2403
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