Sociolinguistic Communities
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Entreculturasertci.v1i11.12099Keywords:
Sociolinguistics, communities, taxonomyAbstract
The present work proposes a taxonomy to try to give an account of a reality, as complex as that of the communities around which the sociolinguistic dynamism is organized. This proposal is based on two groups of criteria: sociological and linguistic, in accordance with the model from which it starts. These parameters are distributed through three levels of sociolinguistic complexity (micro, mesoand macro-sociolinguistic). From this combination nine classes of sociolinguistic communities emerge, from the speech communities (situated at the basic microsociolinguistic level) to the speech communities (at the extended macrosociolinguistic level).
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