New trends in the study of code switching: priming, superdiversity, triggering, simultaneity and bivalence

Tutova Ekaterina Vladimirovna, Potapova Alisa Vladislavovna, Vershinina Maria Igorevna

In this paper, we will try to understand a rather new phenomena for contact linguistics - priming, superdiversity, triggering, simultaneity and bivalence. Analysis of the language as a changing substance, mixed and unlimited, is very important for modern linguists. They have been trying to reproduce communicative situations artificially for the definition of new techniques of speech generation in bilingual speech. The most promising phenomenon for the organization of verbal and written communication of the bilinguals who use code-switching regularly is priming, which can be described as an uncontrolled impact on the interlocutors used to disclose and describe the mechanisms of perception of particular information. Less studied to this day are the phenomena of superdiversity, triggering, simultaneity and bivalence which we will try to understand in this article.

Keywords:code switching, linguists, priming, superdiversity, bivalence, triggering