"Irgendwie so total spannend": Neues aus der Alltagssprache - #1437

In seinem neuen Buch "Irgendwie so total spannend" schreibt der Kunsthistoriker Wolfgang Kemp über "verbale Weichmacher" in der Alltagssprache wie "sozusagen" und "ein bisschen". Gleichzeitig existieren immer mehr "Floskeln der Absolutheit", wie "auf jeden Fall" und "total". Diese beiden Phänomene nennt Kemp "Umgehungsdeutsch" und "Ultradeutsch". Barbara Tóth spricht darüber mit Feuilleton-Redakteurin Stefanie Panzenböck.Einen Artikel zu diesem Thema finden Sie auch im aktuellen FALTER. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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