Language and Culture
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Language and Culture

Global Flows and Local Complexity

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Language and Culture

Global Flows and Local Complexity

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The book presents a new theory of the relationship between language and culture in a transnational and global perspective. The fundamental view is that languages spread across cultures, and cultures spread across languages, or in other words, that linguistic and cultural practices flow through social networks in the world along partially different paths and across national structures and communities.

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15.
‘Die 
Erlernung 
einer 
fremden 
Sprache 
sollte 
. 
. 
die 
Gewinnung 
eines 
neuen
Standpunkts 
in 
der 
bisherigen 
Weltansicht 
seyn 
und 
ist 
es 
in 
der 
That 
bis 
auf
einen 
gewissen 
Grad, 
da 
jede 
Sprache 
das 
ganze 
Gewebe 
der 
Begriffe 
und 
die
Vorstellungsweise 
eines 
Theils 
der 
Menschheit 
enthält. 
Nur 
weil 
man 
in 
eine
fremde 
Sprache 
immer, 
mehr 
und 
weniger, 
seine 
eigne 
Welt-, 
ja 
seine 
eigne
Sprachansicht 
hinßberträgt, 
so 
wird 
dieser 
Erfolg 
nicht 
rein 
und 
vollständig
empfunden’ 
(translation: 
JI).
16.
L. 
Weisgerber 
(who 
was 
a 
supporter 
of 
German 
idealism 
as 
well 
as 
a 
Nazi),
Trier 
and 
others 
(see 
e.g. 
Miller, 
1968) 
and 
‘the 
idealist 
school’ 
(Vossler 
and 
the
Italian 
‘neo-linguists’: 
Bartoli 
and 
Bertoni 
and 
others. 
Both 
Vossler 
and 
the
neo-linguists 
were 
inspired 
by 
Croce’s 
ideas 
from 
around 
1900 
on 
language 
as
an 
aesthetic 
expression 
of 
the 
individual’s 
intuition 
and 
imagination, 
ideas
that 
can 
be 
traced 
back 
to 
Humboldt.
17.
And 
society: 
During 
the 
restoration 
period’s 
reactionary 
phase 
there 
was
implicity 
an 
identification 
of 
people 
and 
social 
order.
Language, 
Nation 
and 
Culture
63

Table of contents

  1. Contents
  2. Foreword
  3. Acknowledgements
  4. Chapter 1 Language and Culture in a Global Perspective
  5. Chapter 2 Tour de France in German Language Teaching: A Preliminary Analysis
  6. Chapter 3 The Concept of Culture: An Introduction
  7. Chapter 4 Language, Nation and Culture: The German Tradition
  8. Chapter 5 Cultural Complexity
  9. Chapter 6 A Sociolinguistic View of Language
  10. Chapter 7 Linguistic Flows and Linguistic Complexity
  11. Chapter 8 Languacultural Dimensions
  12. Chapter 9 Discourse and Double Intertextuality
  13. Chapter 10 Cultural Contexts
  14. Chapter 11 Cultural Contents
  15. Chapter 12 Linguistic, Discursive and Cultural Flows
  16. Chapter 13 The Language-Culture Nexus
  17. Chapter 14 Language and Culture: A Multidimensional Relationship
  18. References