The Randstad area in The Netherlands: Emergent and fluid identity-locality production through language in use

L. Cornips, V. de Rooij, Dick Smakman

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This chapter first introduces the physical, infrastructural and population characteristics of the Randstad in some detail, which explain the specific language variation situation in this area and the challenges it poses in the second part. The final part of the chapter provides specific illustration of urban language contact situation – from the cities of Rotterdam, Utrecht, and Amsterdam – which demonstrate the daily language use in the big cities within the region, the mechanisms of identity expression through language, and the coming to existence of language variation in neighbourhoods where speakers with different social orientations meet, interact, and assert themselves.
Originele taal-2Engels
TitelUrban Sociolinguistics
SubtitelThe city as a linguistic process and experience
RedacteurenDick Smakman, Patrick Heine
Plaats van productieLondon
UitgeverijRoutledge
Pagina's162
Aantal pagina's180
StatusGepubliceerd - 01 okt. 2017

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