Lieselotte Anderwald Poradie kníh

Die Begriffe «Enregisterment», «Kommodifizierung», «geordnete Indexikalität» und «Linguistic Landscapes» bezeichnen die Schwerpunkte dieses Sammelbandes, die von den Beiträgern auf verschiedene sprachliche Gegebenheiten wie Popmusik, Kreolsprachen, Ortsnamen oder Sprachminderheiten angewandt werden. Die Beiträge beschäftigen sich mit Englisch, Deutsch, Norwegisch, Französisch und Spanisch und heben die soziale Bedeutung von sprachlicher Variation hervor. So kann der Sammelband zeigen, dass der Ansatz des Enregisterment es vermag, Dialektologie, Soziolinguistik, Mehrsprachigkeitsforschung, Linguistic Landscapes und Forschung zur Standardisierung miteinander zu verbinden.

Challenging common perceptions, this book presents the argument that dialects possess their own grammatical structures, emphasizing that 'non-standard' language can be more logical and coherent than traditionally recognized. It explores the validity of diverse linguistic forms, promoting a deeper understanding of language as a dynamic and varied system.

The book presents a compelling argument that dialects possess their own grammatical structures, challenging the notion that only standardized language is valid. It explores how 'non-standard' language can be more logical and meaningful, offering insights into the richness of linguistic diversity. Through this perspective, it aims to elevate the status of dialects and encourage a deeper appreciation for the complexities of language.

Focusing on the unique grammar of English dialects, this book presents the first comprehensive empirical study of non-standard negation throughout Great Britain. It challenges the notion that spoken English is converging with written standards by highlighting the complexities and variations in dialect grammar. Addressing a gap in research, it moves beyond regional limitations and subjective observations, offering valuable insights into the linguistic diversity of English as it is spoken across different regions.