The play of languages in the urban linguistic landscape in Morocco.

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https://doi.org/10.25267/AAM.2019.i26.2

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Vol. 26 (2019)
Monographic
02.1-24
Published: 15-12-2019
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  • Leila MESSAOUDI (MA) Laboratoire Langage et société-CNRST-URAC56
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  • Mustapha KHIRI (MA) Laboratoire Langage et société-CNRST-URAC56
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Abstract

This article presents, in the context of two approaches: the linguistic landscape (Landry & Bourhis 1997) and urban sociolinguistics (Calvet 1994, Bulot and Messaoudi 2003), the findings of a field work study on the game of languages in the urban linguistic landscape in Morocco through the collection and the study of signs in some districts of Rabat and Errachidia. The study showed that the choice of languages and graphics used in the signs of the two cities is governed by several factors. It should be noted that particular attention is paid to the domains and roles of the linguistic varieties in this language game and in particular to Darija (Moroccan Arabic).

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Linguistic Google Schoolar
Landscape Google Schoolar
Languages game Google Schoolar
Urban Google Schoolar
Spatial segregation Google Schoolar
Darija Google Schoolar
Standard Arabic Google Schoolar
French Google Schoolar
Amazigh Google Schoolar
Rabat Google Schoolar

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MESSAOUDI, L., & KHIRI, M. (2019). The play of languages in the urban linguistic landscape in Morocco. Al-Andalus Magreb, 26, 02.1–24. https://doi.org/10.25267/AAM.2019.i26.2

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