Two Examples of Linguistic Acculturation

This paper deals with an aspect of acculturation which has only recently received some attention in the literature. For the most part linguists have been concerned with historical and descriptive studies, and have generally ignored studies of languages in contact. Cultural anthropologists, on the other hand, have been content to investigate acculturation in its purely nonlinguistic manifestations. Studies of linguistic acculturation, however, can furnish valuable data and may shed considerable light on the general problem of acculturation. Whether language and nonlinguistic aspects of culture change differentially, or whether in every instance language complements and reflects nonlinguistic acculturation, is a crucial problem. In the present illustrations, linguistic acculturation seems to substantiate what has taken place in other aspects of the cultures of the groups under consideration, but this may not be the case everywhere

Acculturation · Archaeology · Ethnology · Geography · Immigration · Linguistics · History · Linguistic Variation and Morphology · Philosophy · Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies

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