Title: | Limba şi sustenabilitatea vieţii comunitare în contextul migraţiei masive. Platformele de comunicare online în limba română |
Authors: | Ana Maria Munteanu, Aida Todi |
Publication: | Cultură și identitate românească - Tendințe actuale și reflectarea lor în diaspora, Section Lingvistică |
ISBN: | 978-973-703-953-8 |
Editors: | Ofelia Ichim; Luminița Botoșineanu, Daniela Butnaru, Marius-Radu Clim, Florin-Teodor Olariu, Elena Tamba |
Publisher: | Editura Universității „Alexandru Ioan Cuza” |
Place: | Iași |
Year: | 2013 |
Abstract: | While the intercultural paradigm revealed since the 90s a trend toward fragmentation and hybridization suggesting to define globalization in terms of cultures rather than culture (Appadurai, 1996, Abdallah Prétceille, 1986), European integration process involves responsibility for the protection of linguistic diversity and cultural heritage. With remarkable sustainability, the languages and cultures are frameworks (niches) of establishing the social and cultural life, imprinting systemic regularities as adequate settings to meet daily challenges and pressures and to reassemble knowledge in order to connect to networks larger than the community. The perception of time as „commitment to action”, the communication of emotions, the concern for others or the value attributed to personal development, are key elements of sense systems (code) that connect the members of a linguistic community, facing risks and uncertainty. Ulrich Beck asserts that risk recreates community (2002). The response to the question: how to succeed in a developed country overcoming the barriers and obstacles and to become socially integrated, depends in the case of millions of romanian immigrants in European countries on the capacity of individuals to adopt innovative behaviours and to capitalize intercultural learning. The use of Romanian language on digital platforms multiplies interactions and ritualizes a „home”, helping individuals and groups to exceed exclusion and psychological tresholds mobilising convergence through the disemination of cultural material – practical knowledge, good practices and success stories –, as a transversal agent of integration within globalized contexts. The study confirms Victor Turner’s argument in the digital environment: the language and culture continue to „work” as a cognitive matrix able to articulate culturally differentiated experiences shaped by transnational processes that the methodological shift recommended by the cosmopolitan theory makes visible. |
Key words: | online communication, interculturality, identification, stock of knowledge, human ecology, liminality |
Language: | Romanian |
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2 | Ana Maria Munteanu, Aida Todi | Language and Identification of the Self on the Sites of Romanians Abroad | AOU, XXII (2), 25-38 | 2011 | pdf html |
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