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Community-Informed Documentary Linguistics and Community-Led Participatory Research: Describing Sa'An Savi Na Nuu Xnuviko and Analyzing Speakers' Insights on Intelligibility with Tlahuapa Mixtec
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Guillem Belmar Viernes – ProQuest LLC, 2024
There is a significant diaspora of Mixtec people residing along California's Central Coast, mostly working in the agricultural sector. The new realities in the diaspora have brought Mixtec varieties in contact in new contexts where they co-exist with other Mexican Indigenous languages, as well as with Spanish and English. We urgently need more…
Descriptors: American Indian Languages, American Indian Culture, Immigrants, American Indians
No to Language-Based Discrimination: The Effect of Multimedia, Perspective Taking, and ITAs' Exposure on Native Speakers' Attitude toward L1-Accented Speakers
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Shima Farhesh – ProQuest LLC, 2022
Linguistic stereotyping research posits that native speaker favor standard variety speakers which results in discrimination against non-native speakers (Rubin 2002, Kang & Rubin, 2009). However, it may be possible to improve native speaker attitudes towards accented speech, and through that, accented speakers. Research on improving native…
Descriptors: Foreign Students, Stereotypes, Pronunciation, Native Speakers