الذاكرة
Volume 13, Numéro 1, Pages 54-66
2025-01-09
Authors : Ouddane Chenaz Rayan .
The sociolinguistic landscape of Algeria exhibits remarkable complexity, characterized by a multilingual repertoire encompassing Arabic, French, and Tamazight, each with distinct registers and sociocultural functions. Particularly noteworthy is the Arabic language system, which, as elucidated in Ferguson's theoretical framework, demonstrates a hierarchical stratification of varieties. Within this paradigm, al-Fusha (Classical Arabic) occupies the prestigious position of a high variety, while Darija represents the low variety in the diglossic continuum. This complicated linguistic dynamic manifests in a dual communicative pattern: bilingualism in written discourse and diglossia in oral interactions.
multilingual ; diglossia ; Darija ; al-Fusha ; repertoire
Hamzaoui Chahrazed
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pages 354-363.
Fatima Zahra Ennebati
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pages 31-42.
Abdy Yasser
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pages 78-95.
Khelf Yakout
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pages 110-123.