 | Jon Amastae, Lucia Elías-Olivares - 1982 - Liczba stron: 452
...associated with the means of production." Under such conditions lower-class and lower-middleclass immigrants "are particularly inclined to use their mother tongue...intra-group communication in seemingly random fashion" and "the language of work (and of the school) comes to be used at home" (p. 148). Finally, "Bilingualism... | |
 | Neil G. Jacobs - 2005 - Liczba stron: 366
...compartmentalized functions. Fishman (p. 35) speaks of "[d]islocated immigrants and their children" who use their mother tongue and other tongue for intragroup communication in seemingly random fashion . . . Since the formerly separate roles of the home domain, the school domain and the work domain are... | |
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Since the formerly separate roles of the home domain, the school domain and the work domain are all disturbed by the massive dislocation of values and norms that result from simultaneous immigration and industrialization, the language of work (and of... 