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In this paper we report on an empiri-cal study in which 40 Polish university students assessed 11 samples of foreign-accented Polish, both in terms of accent features and personal characteristics ascribed to the speak-ers, in order to find out whether these judgements are afected by Polish listeners’ attitudes towards the speakers’ cultural back...
In this paper we offer a report on a pilot study in which 60 Polish teenagers, all secondary school learners (aged 15-16) listened to and assessed several samples of foreign-accented Polish in a series of scalar judgement and open question tasks meant to examine Poles’ attitudes to English accent (s) in their native language.
As in recent years a growing number of foreigners have been settling in Poland and learning our language, Poles have found themselves in a fairly new situation of being increasingly exposed, both in direct contacts and through the media, to their
The purpose of this article is to present Poland and Poles as seen by foreign students, who come to Poland as participants of European student exchange programs, and to analyze the roots of stereotypes as well as the possibilities to modify the stereotypes held by foreigners.
3 de abr. de 2018 · While initially Poles have been perceived as a ‘desirable’ migrant group and labelled as ‘invisible’ due to their whiteness, this perception shifted to the representation of these migrants as taking jobs from British workers, putting a strain on public services and welfare.
Foreigners in Poland who speak Polish - even with a foreign accent - are much better perceived by Poles than, for example, immigrants using English in the US by Americans, shows a study by Dr. Karolina Hansen from the University of Warsaw.
17 de mar. de 2023 · The chapter sets out to delineate a synthesising picture of the fundamental types and features of stereotypical images of “the East” in contemporary Polish identity discourses. They are analysed from a critical perspective in relation to postcolonial...
