Between Linguistic rights and glotophobia. Analysis of an instaured discrimination in the french societ

Authors

  • Philippe Blanchet Centro de Investigaciones Sociolingüísticas sobre las Francofonías (PREFICS-CERESIF EA 7496, Universidad Rennes 2)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32870/vel.vi14.132

Keywords:

Linguistic discrimination, glottophobia, linguistic rights, illegitimacy criteria, illegality criteria, national linguistic ideology

Abstract

For what reason is it not so easy and accepted to speak about « linguistic discrimination » in France, even with specialists of discriminations? After presenting the criteria according to which linguistic discrimination is nevertheless both illegitimate and illegal, I point out here sociopolitical elements that make it ordinary. What I call « glottophobia » appears to be the consequence of a national identity ideology spread in all parts of society, reaching out lots of our private behaviours. How can we get rid of it?

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Author Biography

Philippe Blanchet, Centro de Investigaciones Sociolingüísticas sobre las Francofonías (PREFICS-CERESIF EA 7496, Universidad Rennes 2)

Presidente del Consejo Académico de la Universidad de Rennes 2.

Miembro electo del Consejo Nacional de la Enseñanza Superior de la Investigación (CNESER).

Miembro del Consejo Superior de la Educación (elegido por el CNESER).

Profesor-investigador - Director de investigaciones en Ciencias del Lenguaje, Especialista en Sociolingüística, Comunicación plurilingüe e intercultural, Didáctica de las lenguas.

 

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Published

2019-12-01

How to Cite

Blanchet, P. (2019). Between Linguistic rights and glotophobia. Analysis of an instaured discrimination in the french societ. Verbum Et Lingua: Didáctica, Lengua Y Cultura, (14), 109–121. https://doi.org/10.32870/vel.vi14.132

Issue

No. 14 (2019): Verbum et Lingua, Año 7, No. 14 julio-diciembre 2019

Section

Ensayos

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