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• W165972899 abstract "In my attempts to unpack the actuation question of sociolinguistic change in limited industry maritime communities, I have focused on how residents (re)construct local sociolinguistic and sociogeographic identities when they come face to face with various types of externally generated economic and ideological pressures (cf. Lane 200la). These are pressures that have compromised the structure of not only the local economy but also the social systems that provided the interpersonal ideological bases that supported the local linguistic norms. Interestingly, in spite of the oft-mentioned globalization of world markets that are argued to have led to the decline of local markets, the dissolution of local norms is not borne out in such a straightforward manner. Rather, we find social and linguistic evidence for a complex resolution of the pressures that the local residents are confronting. While the far-reaching effects of globalization are critical to understanding shifts in local linguistic communities, there exists a simultaneous movement of linguistic norms towards a more local indexing of identity and the (re )construction of local socioeconomic systems. In this paper, I will offer brief theoretical overviews of the multidirectional impact that macroeconomic policies and macro-social ideologies have had on the local residents of the limited industry maritime community of Thybor~n. Denmark. More specifically, this phase of my ongoing research project employs interdisciplinary data as a foundation for conducting comparative ethnodialectological research. This research is further informed by a multidisciplinary perspective on social theory. Namely, the incorporation of anthropological, sociological, and human geographic approaches to social theory. In the ongoing comparative research of three limited industry maritime communities in Canada, Texas, and Denmark, I have found that these communities are facing dramatic changes in their cultural and linguistic ways of life as a result of changing external and internal ideologies, macroeconomic quota systems, and the globalization of industries and economies. Witnessed is a similarity in the direction and type of ideological and linguistic change. An interesting aspect of the negotiations of the pressures of macro-industrialization-and the ethnolinguistic ramifications thereof-is the isolation of factors that are" @default.
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• W165972899 title "Creating and Balancing Identities: (Re)constructing Sociolinguistic Spaces through Dialect Change in Real Time" @default.
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