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América Latina en Noruega

Producción lingüística, literaria y cultural de una comunidad migrante

Studies in Generative Grammar [SGG]

Mechanisms and Processes

Information Structure and Discourse in Generative Grammar

Roman - Psychologische Spannung von einer der erfolgreichsten norwegischen Autorinnen

Das Unwetter

Seit Jahren finden Debatten um Rassismus und ethnische Diskriminierung in staatlichen Institutionen statt. Die Beschäftigten dieser Behörden nehmen dabei eine Schlüsselrolle ein: Sie üben hoheitliche Aufgaben aus, sorgen für öffentliche Sicherheit, und entscheiden über die Vergabe von Leistungen und Anspruchsrechten gegenüber den Bürgern. Vertreten sie ethnisch diskriminierende Einstellungen, kann dies zu einer Ungleichbehandlung verschiedener Personengruppen führen und Misstrauen in den Staat fördern.
Die Beiträge dieses Bandes stellen Befunde der 'InRa-Beschäftigtenbefragung in Bundesbehörden' vor. Für diese neuartige Studie wurden im Jahr 2023 insgesamt 12.833 Beschäftigte der Bundesagentur für Arbeit, des Zolls, des Bundesamts für Migration und Flüchtlinge (BAMF) und der Bundespolizei online befragt. Die Ergebnisse berichten über Ausmaß und Ursachen ethnisch diskriminierender Einstellungen, Erfahrungen, Praktiken und Entscheidungen, sie analysieren den Einfluss beruflicher Kontakte zu ethnischen Gruppen, die Rolle beruflicher Netzwerke, Aufstiege im öffentlichen Dienst sowie das Meinungsklima über Rassismus in den Behörden.

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Ethnisch diskriminierende Einstellungen in Bundesbehörden

Gleichbehandlung auf dem Prüfstand

NomosBibliothek

Die Einführung orientiert sich an der Systematik des Islams, ihren Bezugswissenschaften und den sozialen Wirklichkeiten der pädagogischen Arbeit. Sie versteht sich als Beitrag zur akademischen Fachprofilentwicklung, zur Professionalisierung der Lehre und zur Emanzipation muslimischer Selbstauslegung. Aus dieser Eigenständigkeit heraus ermöglicht sie den Dialog mit anders-konfessionellen Konzeptionen, etwa zu Fragen von Institution, Normativität und Sinnkonstruktion. Beruhend auf empirischen Modellierungen, Lehrerfahrungen und der kritischen Frankfurter Tradition adressiert der Band das Verständnis und die Praxis islamischer Bildung und Erziehung in Familie, Schule, Moschee und Sozialer Arbeit.

Einführung

Islamische Religionspädagogik

Bloomsbury Advances in Critical Discourse Studies

Contemporary Spaces of Power and Critique

Social Media, Discourse and Politics

The Systems Underlying Blending, Clipping, and Suffix Reinterpretation

Word Formation without the Morpheme

De Gruyter Reference

A Handbook

Modern Languages and Cultures

The Politics of Human Enhancement

Theology of Human Enhancement in Western Traditions

Bloomsbury Advances in Ecolinguistics

Ecological Principles and Narrative Practices

Exploring Ecolinguistics

Phonology and Phonetics [PP]

This book presents a typology of grammatical tone, defined as a tonological operation restricted to the context of a specific morpheme or construction. Tone languages constitute at least half the world's languages, and exhibit phonological properties which are particularly important to linguistic inquiry, e.g. its ability to be 'mobile', to interact non-locally, and to not be phonetically grounded, often radically. Grammatical tone exhibits all of these properties and more. Despite the majority of tonal languages in Africa and Central America exhibiting robust grammatical tone, no detailed study exists which details its axes of variation. This book helps to fill that gap. This book explores different ways to understand grammatical tone (as exponence vs. a process), the many types of grammatical tone (dominant vs. non-dominant), and its interaction with general tonological rules and phonological markedness. It establishes grammatical tone as crucially involving a trigger, a target, and a grammatical tune, whose interacting properties are framed here in relation to several prominent topics within linguistic theory, e.g. locality, linear directionality, hierarchical relations, modularity, cyclicity, among others. This book is written with several audiences in mind, including typologists, phonologists, syntacticians, and morphologists. In particular, it is written with non-tone specialists in mind such as fieldworkers who may be working on languages with grammatical tone.

This book presents a typology of grammatical tone, defined as a tonological operation restricted to the context of a specific morpheme or construction. Tone languages constitute at least half the world’s languages, and exhibit phonological properties which are particularly important to linguistic inquiry, e.g. its ability to be ‘mobile’, to interact non-locally, and to not be phonetically grounded, often radically. Grammatical tone exhibits all of these properties and more. Despite the majority of tonal languages in Africa and Central America exhibiting robust grammatical tone, no detailed study exists which details its axes of variation. This book helps to fill that gap. This book explores different ways to understand grammatical tone (as exponence vs. a process), the many types of grammatical tone (dominant vs. non-dominant), and its interaction with general tonological rules and phonological markedness. It establishes grammatical tone as crucially involving a trigger, a target, and a grammatical tune, whose interacting properties are framed here in relation to several prominent topics within linguistic theory, e.g. locality, linear directionality, hierarchical relations, modularity, cyclicity, among others. This book is written with several audiences in mind, including typologists, phonologists, syntacticians, and morphologists. In particular, it is written with non-tone specialists in mind such as fieldworkers who may be working on languages with grammatical tone.

Grammatical Tone

With its comprehensive coverage of applied linguistics, this is the definitive 10-volume reference for scholars and practitioners wanting to expand their understanding of language Applied linguistics research investigates language-related problems that arise in all real-world contexts where languages are learned and used. The second edition of The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics is an essential resource that reflects the dynamic growth and interdisciplinary nature of the field. Extensively revised throughout, the Encyclopedia addresses contemporary areas of research such as digital ethnography, corpus-assisted discourse analysis, grammar in legal writing, pragmatics in internet communication automatic speech recognition for second language learning, as well as applied linguists' perspectives on culture, posthumanism, and the global spread of English. With contributions from scores of international experts, this encyclopedia offers unparalleled breadth and depth, inviting readers to expand their understanding of methods used to study language, and language-related issues throughout the world. Providing scholars, educators, and practitioners with the tools to understand and respond to language-related issues across multiple domains, The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics: Provides coverage spanning 20 key areas of applied linguisticsContains a wealth of new entries covering emerging topics such as Artificial IntelligenceFeatures commissioned entries by leading international scholars, including both established authorities and rising stars in the fieldDraws upon many interdisciplinary fields including cognitive science, sociology, education, and global policyOffers insights into the connections of language with education, professions, the law, technology, diversity, globalization, and culture The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics, Second Edition, is an indispensable reference for professors, researchers, and practitioners, including language educators, curriculum developers, and policymakers, as well as students taking linguistics and applied linguistics courses at all levels.

The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics

Beyond Standardized American English

Foundations of Grammar

América Latina en Noruega

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