Información General

• Autores: Vera Mathieu (coord.), Julia Montemayor Gracia (coord.), Claudia Polzin-Haumann (coord.)
• Editores: Walter de Gruyter GmbH
• Año de publicación: 2025
• Colecciones: Manuals of Romance Linguistics, 33
• País: Alemania
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 9783110686593, 9783110686548, 9783110686739
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Resumen

• This handbook provides a systematic overview firstly of the basic concepts and secondly of current research topics and trends in Applied Romance Linguistics from a theoretical, methodological and empirical perspective. It takes account of both traditional and innovative research approaches. Following a general introduction to the field and its major topics, methods and objectives, the presentation is divided into four thematic sections (methods and methodology; language, society and knowledge; language acquisition and language education; specialised communication and transfer).

  The volume is geared towards researchers, teachers and students working in the fields of linguistic and communication studies, but also addresses the general public. It aims to provide useful information for anyone dealing with problems of language and communication in their professional or private lives, and illustrates career options for graduates of Romance Linguistics.

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Listado de artículos

• • I. Methodology and Methods

    • Applied romance linguistics: Introduction to the present volume

      Vera Mathieu, Julia Montemayor Gracia, Claudia Polzin-Haumann

      págs. 1-14

      

    • Methods of empirical social research for applied Romance studies

      Martina Schrader-Kniffki

      págs. 17-34

      

    • Empirical research methods in the didactics of Romance languages

      Johanna Wolf

      págs. 35-56

      

    • Corpus linguistic methods and the history of Romance languages

      Achim Stein

      págs. 57-80

      

  • II. Language, Society and Knowledge

    • Language and space

      Felix Tacke

      págs. 83-104

      

    • Language and the public sphere

      Dietmar Osthus

      págs. 105-124

      

    • Language policy and language planning

      Bernhard Pöll

      págs. 125-146

      

    • Language criticism and language consulting

      Sybille Große

      págs. 147-182

      

    • Language diversity and language rights

      Katrin Pfadenhauer

      págs. 183-206

      

    • Discourse linguistics and discourse studies

      Julia Kuhn

      págs. 207-220

      

    • Conversational linguistics and pragmalinguistics

      Angela Schrott

      págs. 221-238

      

    • Translation and interpreting

      Michael Schreiber

      págs. 239-256

      

    • Intercultural communication

      Thomas Schmidtgall, Christoph Vatter

      págs. 257-272

      

    • Language and mobility

      Carolin Patzelt

      págs. 273-292

      

    • Language and identity

      Sandra Issel-Dombert

      págs. 293-308

      

    • Language ideologies and language attitudes

      Lidia Becker

      págs. 309-332

      

    • Digital communication and Internet linguistics

      Verena Thaler

      págs. 333-354

      

  • III. Language Acquisition and Language Education

    • Bilingual teaching and learning

      Olivier Mentz

      págs. 357-378

      

    • Foreign Romance language learning and the didactics of multi- and plurilingualism

      Franz- Joseph Meissner

      págs. 379-398

      

    • Foreign language learning and age

      Christina Reissner

      págs. 399-422

      

    • Heritage-related multilingualism and foreign language learning

      Amina Kropp, Johannes Müller-Lancé

      págs. 423-444

      

    • Language learning and technologies

      Andreas Grünewald

      págs. 445-466

      

    • Applied linguistics and knowledge exchange: Promoting plurilingualism and language education

      Fabienne Korb, Claudia Polzin-Haumann, Christina Reissner

      págs. 467-482

      

  • IV. Communication for Special Purposes

    • Language and economy

      Benjamin Meisnitzer, Nadine Rentel

      págs. 485-514

      

    • Language and professional communication

      Brita Thörle

      págs. 515-536

      

    • Language and marketing

      Antje Lobin

      págs. 537-552

      

    • Language and politics

      Judith Visser

      págs. 553-570

      

    • Forensic linguistics

      Elena Garayzábal, Irene Hidalgo de la Guía

      págs. 571-588

      

    • Linguistic approaches to health communication

      Eman El Sherbiny Ismail, Sophie Engelen, Annette Gerstenberg

      págs. 589-608