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Identity and Code-Switching: A Sociophonetic Study of Bilinguals of Mexican Heritage
Identity and Code-Switching: A Sociophonetic Study of Bilinguals of Mexican Heritage
Identity and Code-Switching: A Sociophonetic Study of Bilinguals of Mexican Heritage

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자료유형  
 학위논문 서양
최종처리일시  
20250211152126
ISBN  
9798383583395
DDC  
400
저자명  
Colina-Marin, Andreina Isabel.
서명/저자  
Identity and Code-Switching: A Sociophonetic Study of Bilinguals of Mexican Heritage
발행사항  
[Sl] : Indiana University, 2024
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2024
형태사항  
275 p
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-02, Section: A.
주기사항  
Advisor: Diaz-Campos, Manuel.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Indiana University, 2024.
초록/해제  
요약The objective of the present study is to analyze word-initial voice onset time (VOT) in the context of code-switching (CS). More specifically, this study combines research methods from sociolinguistics and phonetics to investigate how 32 heritage Spanish speakers (HSSs) of Mexican descent, living in Indiana, produce VOT for /p t k/ in word-initial stops in CS contexts. There is a scarcity of work in this area and by adopting a sociophonetic approach the investigation provides new insights into the phonological system of bilingual speakers.The methodology included four tasks: a demographic and language attitudes questionnaire, a reading task, an image naming task, and an opinion task. A total of 4,608 tokens were analyzed, for which several crosstabulations and logistic regressions were run in R. Participants' VOT values were compared to their perceptions of their heritage identity, their language use, and their language attitudes.The present study advances the field of sociophonetics regarding the existing understanding of five main topics. First, it shows that for the community of heritage Spanish speakers that live in Indiana, the most relevant variable that predicts the type of VOT production seems to be switch direction. According to the results, switching to Spanish promotes shorter, Spanish-like VOT, and switching to English promotes longer, English-like VOT, supporting Bullock et al. (2006), Piccinini & Arvaniti (2015), Olson (2016), and Ronquest (2016). Second, the results show that there is a higher variability of VOT in the image naming task. Third, the results show that the amount of Spanish and CS used, as well as the languages spoken by the participants' parents, are related to production. Fourth, the results indicate that participants' attitudes toward CS are mostly neutral in Indiana, and they are not related to VOT. Lastly, the results show that the higher use of CS, as part of translanguaging, does not hinder the resemblance of phonetic production of /p t k/ VOT to monolingual parameters. The results suggest that the use of CS as part of the pedagogical approach of translanguaging in the classroom may be beneficial.
일반주제명  
Sociolinguistics
일반주제명  
Linguistics
일반주제명  
Language
일반주제명  
Bilingual education
키워드  
Code-switching
키워드  
Heritage speakers
키워드  
Language mixing
키워드  
Mexican-American Spanish
키워드  
Translanguaging
키워드  
Voice onset time
기타저자  
Indiana University Spanish
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 86-02A.
전자적 위치 및 접속  
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■520    ▼aThe  objective  of  the  present  study  is  to  analyze  word-initial  voice  onset  time  (VOT)  in  the  context  of  code-switching  (CS).  More  specifically,  this  study  combines  research  methods  from  sociolinguistics  and  phonetics  to  investigate  how  32  heritage  Spanish  speakers  (HSSs)  of  Mexican  descent,  living  in  Indiana,  produce  VOT  for  /p  t  k/  in  word-initial  stops  in  CS  contexts.  There  is  a  scarcity  of  work  in  this  area  and  by  adopting  a  sociophonetic  approach  the  investigation  provides  new  insights  into  the  phonological  system  of  bilingual  speakers.The  methodology  included  four  tasks:  a  demographic  and  language  attitudes  questionnaire,  a  reading  task,  an  image  naming  task,  and  an  opinion  task.  A  total  of  4,608  tokens  were  analyzed,  for  which  several  crosstabulations  and  logistic  regressions  were  run  in  R.  Participants'  VOT  values  were  compared  to  their  perceptions  of  their  heritage  identity,  their  language  use,  and  their  language  attitudes.The  present  study  advances  the  field  of  sociophonetics  regarding  the  existing  understanding  of  five  main  topics.  First,  it  shows  that  for  the  community  of  heritage  Spanish  speakers  that  live  in  Indiana,  the  most  relevant  variable  that  predicts  the  type  of  VOT  production  seems  to  be  switch  direction.  According  to  the  results,  switching  to  Spanish  promotes  shorter,  Spanish-like  VOT,  and  switching  to  English  promotes  longer,  English-like  VOT,  supporting  Bullock  et  al.  (2006),  Piccinini  &  Arvaniti  (2015),  Olson  (2016),  and  Ronquest  (2016).  Second,  the  results  show  that  there  is  a  higher  variability  of  VOT  in  the  image  naming  task.  Third,  the  results  show  that  the  amount  of  Spanish  and  CS  used,  as  well  as  the  languages  spoken  by  the  participants'  parents,  are  related  to  production.  Fourth,  the  results  indicate  that  participants'  attitudes  toward  CS  are  mostly  neutral  in  Indiana,  and  they  are  not  related  to  VOT.  Lastly,  the  results  show  that  the  higher  use  of  CS,  as  part  of  translanguaging,  does  not  hinder  the  resemblance  of  phonetic  production  of  /p  t  k/  VOT  to  monolingual  parameters.  The  results  suggest  that  the  use  of  CS  as  part  of  the  pedagogical  approach  of  translanguaging  in  the  classroom  may  be  beneficial.
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