10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IDIOLECT»
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idiolect in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
idiolect and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Such a type of private code is usually called an 'idiolect'. The rule governing all
deviations at work at every level of a work of art, the unique diagram which
makes all deviations mutually functional, is the aesthetic idiolect. Insofar as it can
be ...
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Explorations in Integrational Linguistics: Four Essays on ...
Ontologically, an idiolect is construed as a (possibly infinite) set of abstract '
phonetic sentences': form-meaning pairs consisting, in the case of a spoken
rather than a written or signed idiolect, of a structured phonetic sound sequence (
called a ...
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American English: An Introduction
What is a dialect and what is the relationship of the term to language and idiolect
? These terms and the relationships among them are notoriously difficult to define
in a precise manner. It is customary to distinguish the notion of dialect from that ...
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Origins of Language: Constraints on Hypotheses
commonly have your idiolect as a major source of language input. High
biological reproductive success means having many surviving children, which
indirectly also means that your idiolect will be a primary source of input data for
language ...
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The Cambridge Companion to Quine
Suppose I accept GC and you accept G -• C. If we want to understand one
another, each of us must devise a translation manual from the other's idiolect into
his own in order to understand the other's theory. Surely, it would be very natural
for ...
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English in Speech and Writing: Investigating Language and ...
The physical aspects which were noted as typically affecting speech idiolect are
most applicable to the handwritten medium. Thus far the discussion has largely
focused on printed written discourse, but the handwritten form, depending as it ...
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Forensic Linguistics: Advances in Forensic Stylistics
The idiolect has been referred to as a personal dialect. No two individuals use
and perceive language in exactly the same way, so there will always be at least
small differences in the grammar each person has internalized to speak, write,
and ...
Gerald R. McMenamin, 2002
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Film Stars: Hollywood and Beyond
Carrey's star idiolect manifests itself in such small expressive elements as the
lifting of an eyebrow, or the use of a certain catchphrase (for instance 'Alrighty
then!') that become invested with significance through their iteration. Often
neglected ...
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Integrational Linguistics: Vol. I: General Outline
I: General Outline Hans-Heinrich Lieb. 29 THEORY INTEGRATION (2): IDIOLECT
GRAMMARS; NON-LINGUISTIC THEORIES 29.1 Idiolect grammars So far we
have been discussing theory integration for axiomatic theories as characterized
in ...
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Literary Translation: A Practical Guide
In this respect, style is inextricably intertwined with one's idiolect, the way an
individual normally speaks. Do you say 'for example' or 'for instance'? 'Pardon me
' or 'excuse me'? 'Pleaded' or 'pled'? From the accumulation of countless such ...
Clifford E. Landers, 2001
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IDIOLECT»
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idiolect is used in the context of the following news items.
Harper Lee's Go Set a Watchman: Review | Flavorwire
Even in these first pages, Harper Lee's relaxed, often brilliant idiolect is on full display; so too is the ease with which she moves between ... «Flavorwire, Jul 15»
Review: Racial profiling gets Mime Troupe touch in 'Freedomland'
Sam Hurwitt's theater blog, The Idiolect, is at www.theidiolect.com. Contact him at shurwitt@gmail.com or on Twitter at http://twitter.com/shurwitt. «Marin Independent Journal, Jul 15»
Jessica Hopper Compiles A Vital Career In Music Writing
With a raw idiolect, the rock critic unfurls over 42 essays, interviews, reviews and oral histories her "soul-entanglement with music." The title of ... «San Antonio Current, Jul 15»
Ask The Old Editor: accents
Each of us has an idiolect, a characteristic pattern of vocabulary, pronunciation, and syntax. Each of us is also capable of making adjustments ... «Baltimore Sun, Jul 15»
Published on Jun 25, 2015, 7:40 pm AST
This is distinct from a person's idiolect—a unique pattern of vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation. Idiolects that have enough in common to ... «Trinidad & Tobago Express, Jun 15»
Why historical fiction needs daring and anachronism
... speak Anglo-Saxon and Norman French, so invented a kind of pseudo-Shakespearean idiolect, a process he described as “necromantic”. «The Guardian, Jun 15»
'Book of Numbers', by Joshua Cohen
Deciphering the Tetration boss's tech-laden idiolect is a long, heavy-going read . . . until, right at the end of his account, he suddenly stakes a ... «Financial Times, Jun 15»
Voices on Joyce: A showcase of Irish takes on James Joyce
(The idiolect, despite the volume's title, is more that of the scholarly article than that of the lecture hall.) Cormac Ó Gráda informs us about the ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
Writers Choose Their Favorite Words
... riches found in unlikely places: a salutary identity politics of the idiolect. Paul Kingsnorth gives “swamm,” an Old English word for mushrooms, ... «The New Yorker, Jun 15»
Theater review: Soaring spirituals and heartbreaking drama in …
Sam Hurwitt's theater blog, The Idiolect, is at www.theidiolect.com. Contact him at shurwitt@gmail.com or on Twitter at http://twitter.com/shurwitt. «Marin Independent Journal, Jun 15»
