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Page 93
... Linguistic performance , the actual use of language in society , is the concern of socio- linguists . The field of sociolinguistics inves- tigates relationships between social and lin- guistic variation . How do different speakers use a ...
... Linguistic performance , the actual use of language in society , is the concern of socio- linguists . The field of sociolinguistics inves- tigates relationships between social and lin- guistic variation . How do different speakers use a ...
Page 99
... linguistic style outside the home . Since BEV is a bit more different from SE than other American English dialects are , mastery of the prestige dialect requires more effort . If learn- ing and teaching SE are to be goals of blacks and ...
... linguistic style outside the home . Since BEV is a bit more different from SE than other American English dialects are , mastery of the prestige dialect requires more effort . If learn- ing and teaching SE are to be goals of blacks and ...
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... Linguistic anthropologists share the field's interest in uniformity and diversity in time and space . Linguistic anthropology examines meaning sys- tems , relationships between language and culture , linguistic universals ...
... Linguistic anthropologists share the field's interest in uniformity and diversity in time and space . Linguistic anthropology examines meaning sys- tems , relationships between language and culture , linguistic universals ...
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