10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «DIALECT GEOGRAPHER»
Découvrez l'usage de
dialect geographer dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
dialect geographer et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
An Introduction to Sociolinguistics
A sampling of such people from various locations throughout a wide
geographical area will allow the dialect geographer to show where particular
sounds, forms, and expressions are used, and where boundaries can be drawn
around these so ...
2
American
Dialect Research
Yet the isogloss, as any dialect geographer would surely agree, represents a
very primitive conceptualization of the way in which dialect regions meet. In order
for dialect regions to abut as abruptly as the isogloss implies, they would have to
...
3
Brer Rabbit, Uncle Remus, and the "Cornfield Journalist": ...
... 62,115 Derby, James C, xxiv, 65, 82, 92 Deryk, Thomas, 313 Dial, 97, 204, 232
Dialect Geographer Theory — See: American Black English, Dialect Geographer
Theory Dialect Tales, 149 Dickenson, Susan, 312 Dickey, John M., 142 Disney, ...
4
Perspectives on Black English
by a dialect geographer for using one of these terms. Of course, debate on the
existence of Negro-white speech differences had begun decades before the
Language Component Conference, just as it has continued through the present.
5
Language: Its Structure and Use
After analyzing the recording and several letters judged to be sent by the same
person, dialect geographer Stanley Ellis and phonetician Jack Windsor Lewis
reported that the voice belonged to someone raised in the north- east of England,
...
6
Multilingualism, Discourse, and Ethnography
Gramsci started life as a linguist, studying at the University of Turin with the
dialect geographer Matteo Bartoli, and writing later ofthis period in the following
terms: One of the great intellectual 'regrets' of my life is the deep wound I inflicted
on ...
Sheena Gardner, Marilyn Martin-Jones, 2012
The dialect geographer may then draw a line between the area where one item
was found and areas where others were found, showing a boundary for each
area called an ISOGLOSS (from Greek iso- 'same' and gloss- 'tongue'). The family
...
8
Language in the USA: Themes for the Twenty-first Century
From maps like these, the dialect geographer carefully selected
featuresfromwhich to make a different kind of map such as is showninfigure33 (
Kurath 1949:figure5a).He drew bestfit lines, called “isoglosses,” toindicate
theboundary ofthe ...
Edward Finegan, John R. Rickford, 2004
9
Black English and the Mass Media
The attack was brutal: "The 1963 Abridgement of Mencken's work by dialect
geographer Raven I. McDavid, Jr. (the chief distinction of which is the addition of
summaries of geography-oriented research in brackets throughout the text)
carries ...
10
Methods in Dialectology: Proceedings of the Sixth ...
The plight of the dialect geographer is a real one. It is hard to design
questionnaires that elicit data when one does not know for certain what is out
there to be found. And if one does know what is out there, looking for it again
seems almost a ...
