Sumários
Language and the nation(-state) 2
10 Outubro 2019, 12:00 • Hugo Canelas Cardoso
- Language and State: 
a) The development of the concept of State-Nation and Nation-State in Europe, from the Middle Ages to modernity: the examples of Germany and Austria-Hungary (conclusion).
- Language planning at the level of the State: 
a) Status planning: official language, national language, regional language, forbidden language,... 
b) Corpus planning for convergence or differentiation: Ausbau vs. Abstand languages; alphabet choice; codification of orthography and grammar (academies, intellectual elites); purism and nationalism; diglossia.
c) Acquisition planning: challenges to the educational system and mass media. 
 
- Decolonisation and language policy: 
 
a) The linguistic alignment of the new nations of the 20th and 21st century; 
b) Different approaches to the issue of status planning in postcolonial states.
Language and the nation(-state) 1
8 Outubro 2019, 12:00 • Hugo Canelas Cardoso
- Language and State: 
 
a) National symbols: national anthems (monolingual and multilingual); 
b) Linguistic conflict and self-determination (the case of Bangladesh); 
c) The development of the concept of State-Nation and Nation-State in Europe, from the Middle Ages to modernity. 
 
Linguistic variation 2
3 Outubro 2019, 12:00 • Hugo Canelas Cardoso
- The standard norm (andoglossic and exoglossic): definition and processes of selection; 
 
- Diglossia (with or without bilingualism) and diaglossia; case study: Switzerland.
- Typology of relations between standards and dialectal variants.
Linguistic variation 1
1 Outubro 2019, 12:00 • Hugo Canelas Cardoso
- The dichotomy between 
language and 
dialect (cont.). 
 
- Dimensions of linguistic variation: 
 
a) Diachronic variation [Examples: the diachrony of English and Portuguese]; 
b) Diatopic variation [Examples: dialectal variation in the UK, in the USA, and in continental Portugal]; 
c) Diastratic variation [Examples: African American Vernacular English]; 
d) Diaphasic variation [Examples: levels of formal address in European Portuguese and English; the Japanese system of honorificity]. 
 
- The issue of mutual intelligibility. 
Linguistic diversity 3
26 Setembro 2019, 12:00 • Hugo Canelas Cardoso
- Language families: 
 
a) The Indo-European language family: discovery and reconstitution of the protolanguage;
b) Other major language families.
- Linguistic variation:
a) The dichotomy between 
language and 
dialect.