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Interpreting the language-mixing in terms of codeswitching: The case of the Franco-Italian interface in the Middle Ages

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Interpreting the language-mixing in terms of codeswitching: The case of the Franco-Italian interface in the Middle Ages

Auteurs : Cyril Aslanov

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Journal of Pragmatics [ 0378-2166 ] ; 2000.

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Abstract: This study concerns a strange coexistence of French and Italian within the same sentence to be found in an Arabic-Old French phrase-book written by Copts in the 13th century and in a manuscript of the Song of Roland copied in Venice at the beginning of the 14th century. The survey of the material contained in the phrase-book reveals that besides codeswitching which is motivated by extralinguistic factors, there are cases of codeswitching caused by the desire to avoid a French form and to give preference to its Italian counterpart. The Franco-Venetian manuscript which is of a literary nature also shows many cases of codeswitching motivated by intralinguistic considerations (in this instance the desire to respect the prosody of the verse). These testimonies of medieval codeswitching from a bilingual Franco-Italian background show each in its own way how codeswitching can be reconstructed from texts written in the remote past.

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