10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EDUCATEDNESS»
Discover the use of
educatedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
educatedness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Philosophy of Education: Society and education
This refers to the change in a person's level of educatedness resulting from a
certain education. One person may be more educationally transformed by a
certain education than a second is, even though the second emerges better
educated; ...
Paul Heywood Hirst, Patricia White, 1998
2
Alternative Histories of English
33 and 35 he equates 'educatedness' with 'literacy', suggesting that, by being
educated, one is in the 'mainstream of society'. But he implies that Standard
English is an expression of the principal values of the 'mainstream', and that by
not ...
Peter Trudgill, Professor of Sociolinguistics Peter Trudgill, Richard J. Watts, 2002
3
Language Myths and the History of English
The aim of this strategy is to avoid criticism that his support of “standard English”
is in any sense partisan— which of course it is, as is obvious from his repetition of
the connection between “standard English”, literacy and educatedness (p.
4
Standard English: The Widening Debate
Thereisofcourse anevident problemwith this wayof pinpointing the standard
spoken language: what constitutes 'educatedness'? Honey is sensitive to this
problem which he addresses thus: 'educatedness is a changing concept which
must be ...
Tony Bex, Richard J. Watts, 2002
5
Markets of English: Linguistic Capital and Language Policy ...
A good example can be seen in Honey's (1997) attempts to identify Standard
English with the presumed 'educatedness' of its speakers (1997: 39), which he
sees 'as a defining quality of those forms of spoken and written English which are
...
Joseph Sung-Yul Park, Lionel Wee, 2013
At the same time, this very indeterminacy in establishing where the demarcation
line into educatedness lies, and White's own unwillingness to close the fruits of
education off for the individual arbitrarily before these have been achieved, ...
7
Towards a Theory of Musical Reproduction: Notes, a Draft and ...
all that is monstrous, divine or demonic, simply because it cannot find anything in
it to imitate, which is why it is common for this educatedness to speak, for
example, of excesses, exaggerations etc., which has in turn given rise to a new ...
Theodor W. Adorno, Henri Lonitz, 2006
8
Language Diversity in the Classroom
Honey's point here seems to be an attempted dissociation of 'educatedness' and
social e ́liteness. He criticizes Mugglestone's 'false correlation of accents with the
social elite as such, rather than with people who were perceived as educated'.
9
Preface to the philosophy of education (International ...
But the nature of the skills is necessarily linked with the concept of educatedness
itself. Insofaras teaching isan aimjob we can depict its intrinsicaim asthe creation
of the educated man....The point of characterizing teaching in this narrowwayis ...
10
Russian Romantic Criticism: An Anthology
Italy, Spain, Germany (during the Reformation), England, France-each in its turn
has guided the fate of European educatedness. The development of inner
powers is the reason for each of these dominions, and the decline of power the
reason ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EDUCATEDNESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
educatedness is used in the context of the following news items.
Malays are smart, after all, says Raub MP
It's clear that the Sultan wants the people of Johor in particular and the Malaysian public in general to reach a level of educatedness beyond the ... «Free Malaysia Today, May 15»
PM's Literary Awards: how reading opens us to a world of pain
No, not all literate, literary, book-educatedness is good in itself. Hence Bérubé's point above. In Flanagan's Narrow Road to the Deep North, the ... «The Conversation AU, Dec 14»
Howard Jacobson: Where's the culture in our football?
But this isn't exactly the educatedness I'm talking about. I mean educated in the sense of possessing the sophistication and intelligence intrinsic ... «Independent, Jun 10»
