O stavovima prema jeziku
Sažetak
Cilj rada je da iznesemo teorijska zapažanja o stavovima prema jeziku kroz prizmu socijalne psihologije i iz sociolingvističkog ugla, pregledom osnovnih termina, perspektiva i istraživanja teorijski i metodološki značajnih za ovu oblast sociolingvistike. Ujedno, predstavićemo i njihov uobičajeni metodološki okvir i važnost istraživanja.
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