This book uses historical sources to discuss continuity and change in spoken language. Based on two corpora compiled using data from studies of Victorian London and 1930s Bolton, it shows how historical spoken corpora can illuminate the nature of spoken language and attitudes, values and behaviour of the specific community represented in a corpus.
This book uses historical sources to discuss continuity and change in spoken language. Based on two corpora compiled using data from studies of Victorian London and 1930s Bolton, it shows how historical spoken corpora can illuminate the nature of spoken language and attitudes, values and behaviour of the specific community represented in a corpus.
Ivor Timmis is Reader in English Language Teaching at Leeds Beckett University, UK
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Introduction - In search of spoken language in the past Chapter 2 The Bolton/Worktown Corpus (BWC) and the Mayhew Corpus (MC) Chapter 3 Windows on Society: pronouns and vague category markers Chapter 4 Evaluation, Affect and Intensity Chapter 5: Dialect and identity Chapter 6 Sources and resources for historical spoken language research: beyond the MC and the BWC Chapter 7 Vernacular grammar: longevity and obsolescence Chapter 8 Vernacular continuity Chapter 9 Reflections
Chapter 1 Introduction - In search of spoken language in the past Chapter 2 The Bolton/Worktown Corpus (BWC) and the Mayhew Corpus (MC) Chapter 3 Windows on Society: pronouns and vague category markers Chapter 4 Evaluation, Affect and Intensity Chapter 5: Dialect and identity Chapter 6 Sources and resources for historical spoken language research: beyond the MC and the BWC Chapter 7 Vernacular grammar: longevity and obsolescence Chapter 8 Vernacular continuity Chapter 9 Reflections
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