Affective Features of Linguistic Attitudes of College Students

This paper describes the affective features of the linguistic attitudes of students from different geolectal areas of Colombia who attend to a university in Cali. This city is characterized by its cultural and dialectal plurality, partly due to forced migrations from armed conflict areas. In additio...

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2020
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Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia
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RiUPTC: Repositorio Institucional UPTC
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spa
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oai:repositorio.uptc.edu.co:001/10982
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https://revistas.uptc.edu.co/index.php/linguistica_hispanica/article/view/10142
https://repositorio.uptc.edu.co/handle/001/10982
Palabra clave:
linguistic attitudes; standard Spanish; orality; dialects
actitudes lingüísticas
español estándar
oralidad
dialectos
attitudes linguistiques
espagnol standard
oralité
dialectes
atitudes linguísticas
espanhol padrão
oralidade
dialetos
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Summary:This paper describes the affective features of the linguistic attitudes of students from different geolectal areas of Colombia who attend to a university in Cali. This city is characterized by its cultural and dialectal plurality, partly due to forced migrations from armed conflict areas. In addition, in recent years, the Colombian State has boosted the access of top students to the university, mostly from rural areas. The diversity of uses of the language that students have built in their home contexts could get in tension with the dynamics of the college environment. From a mentalist perspective in which internal phenomena susceptible of self-observation prevail, it seeks to extrapolate the affective features of the linguistic attitudes of the population studied through a matched-guise and a questionnaire, instruments that inquire perceptions regarding five dialects very frequent used in the university. The results show different assessments of the dialects and an opinion on the Bogota accent as central, prestigious and standard, strongly associated with forms of academic orality.