The social and pragmatic function of English in weak contact situations: Ingroup and outgroup marking in the Dutch reality TV show Expeditie Robinson
E Zenner, D Van De Mieroop - Journal of Pragmatics, 2017 - Elsevier
The world-wide spread of English is one of the most visible symptoms of globalization. In
weak contact settings such as Western Europe, where contact with English is usually
indirect, remote and asymmetrical, a paradigm shift has occurred. Where, previously,
Anglicism research has mainly adopted a structuralist perspective, inventorying the number
of English loanwords found according to the degree of morphological and phonological
adaptation to the receptor language, the focus has recently been shifted to the pragmatic …
weak contact settings such as Western Europe, where contact with English is usually
indirect, remote and asymmetrical, a paradigm shift has occurred. Where, previously,
Anglicism research has mainly adopted a structuralist perspective, inventorying the number
of English loanwords found according to the degree of morphological and phonological
adaptation to the receptor language, the focus has recently been shifted to the pragmatic …
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