Language ‘depth’: Deep first language acquisition versus shallow second/foreign language learning, and the presence of the ‘embammic seal’ in the embammic language-non- embammic language dichotomy
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Słowa kluczowe

nabywanie języka rodzimego (pierwszego)
uczenie sie języka drugiego/ nierodzimego
głębia językowa
‚smak’ języka rodzimego
matryca głębokiego zanurze- nia języka rodzimego,
paradygmat darowania
darowanie języka
formalny paradygmat kontraktu społecznego
całkowita znajomość
niepełna znajomość,
parametry embamiczne języka pierwszego,
pieczęć embamiczna
język embamiczny (język w stanie głębokim)
język nieembamiczny (język w stanie płytkim)

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Puppel, S. (2024). Language ‘depth’: Deep first language acquisition versus shallow second/foreign language learning, and the presence of the ‘embammic seal’ in the embammic language-non- embammic language dichotomy. Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia, 24, 73–84. https://doi.org/10.14746/snp.2024.24.05

Abstrakt

Nabywanie języka pierwszego różni się radykalnie od uczenia się języka drugiego/nierodzimego w taki sposób, że w przypadku tego pierwszego mamy do czynienia nie tylko ze stopniowym nabywaniem formalnych elementów języka pierwszego (struktury i funkcji), jak to ma obowiązkowo także miejsce w przypadku języka drugiego/nierodzimego, ale dodatkowo nabywanie języka pierwszego ma miejsce w nieuchwytnym dla dydaktyki języka drugiego/nierodzimego wymiarze ‚embamicznym’. Elementy formalne i embamiczne stanowią wespół rdzeń znajomości każdego pierwszego języka. Ten ‚głęboki stan’ języka pierwszego należy wyróżnić od bardziej ‚płytkiego stanu’ każdego języka drugiego/nierodzimego.

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