Variation de genre et de langue dans la communauté de Chlef : La pertinence de la perspective de la communauté de pratique
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déc 31, 2020
Mots-clés :
Arabe- Berbère - Chlef -genre - variation linguistique - lexical - phonologie.
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Résumé
Une pléthore de recherches sur le genre ont pris en compte la communauté de pratique (Cofp)
cadre comme un outil analytique qui sert à une analyse approfondie de la variation. Dans ce
papier, nous nous efforçons d’évoluer vers une analyse dynamique et non statique et explorons la voie de
comment le genre se construit à travers le langage. L’essentiel de cet article est d’examiner
construction du sens au moyen de variations linguistiques qui font partie de la vie de l’individu.
participation aux différents réseaux. Nous braquons les projecteurs sur la communauté de Chelifian
Arabes et berbères. La variation peut être considérée, de facto, comme faisant partie du comportement du locuteur.
participation active et sa construction du monde social et de lui-même dans
ce monde.
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Babou , A. (2020). Variation de genre et de langue dans la communauté de Chlef : La pertinence de la perspective de la communauté de pratique. AL-Lisaniyyat, 26(2), 32-54. https://doi.org/10.61850/allj.v26i2.251
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