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[The language pathways of the children of migrants, pluralist bilingualism]
Stéphane Di Meo1, Hawa Camara2
1Centre hospitalier spécialisé Albert Bousquet, 42 rue Eschembrenner-Nouville, 98845 Nouméa, Nouvelle-Calédonie.
Abstract:
The children of migrants are said to be 'bilingual' as they grow up in a cultural and linguistic plurality. However, bilingualism is a complex notion which encompasses multiple definitions and very diverse bilingual family configurations. It is therefore difficult to establish developmental norms of balanced bilingualism. The notion of a language pathway seems to take into account more the creative process leading to the plurality of the bilingual configurations. Indeed, the bilingualism of the children of migrants is always a unique process in constant movement, the result of the unpredictability of the "metissage" of their cultural affiliations.
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