Reactions to deviant language: a chronological review

• Autores: Enric Llurda
• Localización: Proceedings of the 19th International Conference of AEDEAN: (Vigo. 13th-16th December 1995) / coord. por María Teresa Caneda Cabrera, Javier Pérez Guerra, 1996, ISBN 84-921550-1-9, págs. 369-374
• Idioma: inglés
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• Resumen

  • The seminal work of Lambert et al. (1960) opened a new field of study of language that was based on the analysis of the reactions caused by a speaker on his/her audience. In the eighties, research includes reactions of native speakers towards non native speech, primarily based on identifying the most disturbing errors made by second language learners. In this paper, we present a chronological review of significant research to date, as well as an evaluation of their virtues and flaws, to conclude with a defense of the need of these studies in the field of applied linguistics.