Abstract of Contribution 846 ID: 846 e -Pos te rs Topics: Dialectology, Geolinguistics, Anthropological linguistics, Sociology of language, Hispanic Sociolinguistics Keywords: sociolinguistics, sociology of language, racism, decolonial, interseccionality
Fanonian social order of the language/dialect dichotomy Ígor Rodrígue z Igle s ias Universidad de Huelva, Spain;
[email protected] The e-poster w orks in the field of linguistic ideologies how the language / dialect dichotomy (dialect or any of the labels that substitute it as diatopic variety) involves a social order based on zone of being and zone of nonbeing, proposed by Frantz Fanon in his book Black Skin, White Masks, in 1952. It implies a hierarchy based on the inferiorization and domination, w ith social consequences from the point of view of equality of people and social justice. Assuming the Walter Benjamin's challenge proposed to brush history against the grain, the goal of the our w ork is to relate linguistic and politic ideologies underlying this dichotomy in Spain w ith Fanonian global hierarchy (racism) in relation to the Andalusian language variety and its speakers. My thesis is Andalusian people (in general) are linguistically devalued through the language as marker.
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