Memories of a monolingual
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https://doi.org/10.15381/lengsoc.v17i2.22351Keywords:
bilingualism, Identity, minorities, generational order, antecedentAbstract
This article will address the linguistic situation of a Quechua-speaking speaker in the social field throughout its history. Within this framework, topics such as linguistic attitudes, bilingualism, identity, among others will be studied. Likewise, it will work with memories of other Quechua-speaking people, who have been important figures within the political and social framework of Peru. The investigation concludes that the microsocial evaluation of the documentation of the memories of Quechua-speaking persons is essential to subsequently have an overview of the Quechua situation and how it has been losing its prestige within the same group that speaks it.
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