Superdiversity of Digital Discourse through the Lens of Linguistic Anthropology

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angličtina
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Superdiversity of Digital Discourse through the Lens of Linguistic Anthropology
Original language description
In his seminal 2003 essay 'Language as Culture in U.S. Anthropology: Three Paradigms', Alessandro Duranti assess the development of the American anthropological tradition, which he divides into three historically related paradigms spanning the period from Boasian anthropology to recent studies connecting anthropology with other disciplines. Following these integrative tendencies, this paper employs Duranti's paradigmatic lenses to examine the increasing complexity and diversity of (not only) the Internet-mediated communication subsumed under the term 'superdiversity'; previous paradigms are revisited in the context of current research across related disciplines in order to investigate to what extent and in what ways superdiversity constitutes a new challenge - theoretically and methodologically - to the study of language in society and culture with a particular focus on digital discourse and social media.
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Publication year
2017
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S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

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