English language : description, variation and context
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English language : description, variation and context
Palgrave Macmillan, 2009
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [668]-707) and index
"Lancaster University, Department of Linguistics and English Language"--T.p.
Contents: Pt. 1. English: sturucture / edited by Francis Katamba -- pt. 2. English : history / edited by Jonathan Culpeper -- pt. 3. English speech: regional and social variation / edited by Paul Kerwill -- pt. 4. English writing: style, genre and practice / edited by Jonathan Culpeper -- pt. 5. English: communication and interaction / editedy by Ruth Wodak -- pt. 6. English: learning and teaching / edited by Tony McEnery
内容説明・目次
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: hardback ISBN 9781403945891
内容説明
'This is a rare beast - a comprehensive, authoritative and up-to-date survey of English Language and Linguistics that will provide students and researchers alike with a rich context for their work' - Professor Michael Hoey, University of Liverpool
'This volume proves that it is still possible to make a difference in a world flooded by introductory textbooks - giving the English language in all its fascinating richness centre stage...written in an accessible style that makes for an attractive read, this will be a most useful companion for any student, undergraduate or graduate, of English and the linguistics of English.' - Professor Bernd Kortmann, Department of English, University of Freiburg, Germany
What is the English language like, why is it like that and what do we need to know in order to study it? This wide ranging introductory textbook not only presents the English language from multiple perspectives, but provides the reader with the necessary grounding in linguistics to investigate it for themselves.
Written by a team of experts in diverse fields, English Language: Description, Variation and Context:
* Covers both traditional topics and topics that have more recently come to prominence, notably concerning language use in context
* Includes 'Advances' boxes, designed to give readers a sense of controversies, debates and further research in the area, and 'Illustrations' boxes, which contain extended and additional examples
* Employs a research-led approach, making the latest developments in the field highly accessible for an undergraduate audience, yet fruitful for more advanced readers.
Comprehensive and engaging, this invaluable textbook provides an ideal starting point for those new to the subject, straightforward progression for those who have studied it before and cutting-edge insights for more seasoned scholars.
Edited by Jonathan Culpeper, Senior Lecturer in English Language, Francis Katamba, Professor of Linguistics, Paul Kerswill, Professor of Sociolinguistics, Ruth Wodak, Distinguished Professor of Discourse Studies and Tony McEnery, Professor of English Language and Linguistics and Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, all in the Department of Linguistics and English Language at Lancaster University.
目次
- Introduction: Studying the English Language and Linguistics.- PART I: ENGLISH: STRUCTURE (ed. F.Katamba) Phonetics
- K.Watson
- Phonology:Segmental
- F.Katamba
- Phonology: Beyond Segmental
- F.Katamba
- Morphology: Word Structure
- F.Katamba
- Grammar: Words (and Phrases)
- G.Leech
- Grammar: Phrases (and Clauses)
- G.Leech
- Grammar: Clauses (and Sentences)
- G.Leech
- Text Linguistics
- P.Chilton
- Semantics
- A.Siewierska
- Pragmatics
- J.Culpeper& G. Schauer.- PART II: ENGLISH SPEECH: REGIONAL AND SOCIAL VARIATION (ed. P.Kerswill) Regional Variation in English Accents and Dialects
- K.Watson
- Language and Social Class
- P.Kerswill
- Language and Ethnicity
- A.Khan
- Pidgins and Creoles Englishes
- M.Sebba
- World Englishes
- M.Sebba.- PART III: ENGLISH WRITING: STYLE, GENREAND PRACTICE (ed. J.Culpeper) Speech, Writing and Discourse Type
- A.Wilson
- Language in Newspapers
- E.Semino
- Language in Advertisements
- G.Myers
- Language in Literature: Stylistics
- M.Short
- Literary Practices
- D.Barton
- New Technologies: Literacies in Cyberspace
- U.Papen.- PART IV: ENGLISH: COMMUNICATION AND INTERACTION (ed. R.Wodak) Structures of Conversation
- G.Myers
- Language, Reality and Power
- N.Fairclough
- Politeness in Interaction: J.Culpeper
- Gender and Language
- J.Sunderland
- Language and Sexuality
- P.Baker
- Bad Language
- T.McEnery
- Language and Politics
- R.Wodak
- Business Communication
- V.Koller.- PART V: ENGLISH: HISTORY (ed. J.Culpeper) Standard English and Standardisation
- P.Kerswill& J. Culpeper
- Spelling
- J.Culpeper& D.Archer
- Phonological Change
- F.Katamba& P.Kerswill
- Lexical Change
- S.Hoffmann
- Semantic Change
- W.Hollmann
- Grammatical Change
- W.Hollmann.- PART VI: ENGLISH:LEARNING AND TEACHING (ed. T.McEnery) Language Acquisition
- A.Hardie
- Languages and Literacies in Education
- R.Ivanic
- TESOL and Linguistics
- M.Bygate.- Appendix.- Bibliography.- Index.
- 巻冊次
-
: pbk ISBN 9781403945907
内容説明
'This is a rare beast – a comprehensive, authoritative and up-to-date survey of English Language and Linguistics that will provide students and researchers alike with a rich context for their work' – Professor Michael Hoey, University of Liverpool
'This volume proves that it is still possible to make a difference in a world flooded by introductory textbooks - giving the English language in all its fascinating richness centre stage...written in an accessible style that makes for an attractive read, this will be a most useful companion for any student, undergraduate or graduate, of English and the linguistics of English.' - Professor Bernd Kortmann, Department of English, University of Freiburg, Germany
What is the English language like, why is it like that and what do we need to know in order to study it? This wide ranging introductory textbook not only presents the English language from multiple perspectives, but provides the reader with the necessary grounding in linguistics to investigate it for themselves.
Written by a team of experts in diverse fields, English Language: Description, Variation and Context:
• Covers both traditional topics and topics that have more recently come to prominence, notably concerning language use in context
• Includes 'Advances' boxes, designed to give readers a sense of controversies, debates and further research in the area, and 'Illustrations' boxes, which contain extended and additional examples
• Employs a research-led approach, making the latest developments in the field highly accessible for an undergraduate audience, yet fruitful for more advanced readers.
Comprehensive and engaging, this invaluable textbook provides an ideal starting point for those new to the subject, straightforward progression for those who have studied it before and cutting-edge insights for more seasoned scholars.
Edited by Jonathan Culpeper, Senior Lecturer in English Language, Francis Katamba, Professor of Linguistics, Paul Kerswill, Professor of Sociolinguistics, Ruth Wodak, Distinguished Professor of Discourse Studies and Tony McEnery, Professor of English Language and Linguistics and Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, all in the Department of Linguistics and English Language at Lancaster University.
目次
- Introduction: Studying the English Language and Linguistics.- PART I: ENGLISH: STRUCTURE (ed. F.Katamba) Phonetics
- K.Watson
- Phonology:Segmental
- F.Katamba
- Phonology: Beyond Segmental
- F.Katamba
- Morphology: Word Structure
- F.Katamba
- Grammar: Words (and Phrases)
- G.Leech
- Grammar: Phrases (and Clauses)
- G.Leech
- Grammar: Clauses (and Sentences)
- G.Leech
- Text Linguistics
- P.Chilton
- Semantics
- A.Siewierska
- Pragmatics
- J.Culpeper& G. Schauer.- PART II: ENGLISH SPEECH: REGIONAL AND SOCIAL VARIATION (ed. P.Kerswill) Regional Variation in English Accents and Dialects
- K.Watson
- Language and Social Class
- P.Kerswill
- Language and Ethnicity
- A.Khan
- Pidgins and Creoles Englishes
- M.Sebba
- World Englishes
- M.Sebba.- PART III: ENGLISH WRITING: STYLE, GENREAND PRACTICE (ed. J.Culpeper) Speech, Writing and Discourse Type
- A.Wilson
- Language in Newspapers
- E.Semino
- Language in Advertisements
- G.Myers
- Language in Literature: Stylistics
- M.Short
- Literary Practices
- D.Barton
- New Technologies: Literacies in Cyberspace
- U.Papen.- PART IV: ENGLISH: COMMUNICATION AND INTERACTION (ed. R.Wodak) Structures of Conversation
- G.Myers
- Language, Reality and Power
- N.Fairclough
- Politeness in Interaction: J.Culpeper
- Gender and Language
- J.Sunderland
- Language and Sexuality
- P.Baker
- Bad Language
- T.McEnery
- Language and Politics
- R.Wodak
- Business Communication
- V.Koller.- PART V: ENGLISH: HISTORY (ed. J.Culpeper) Standard English and Standardisation
- P.Kerswill& J. Culpeper
- Spelling
- J.Culpeper& D.Archer
- Phonological Change
- F.Katamba& P.Kerswill
- Lexical Change
- S.Hoffmann
- Semantic Change
- W.Hollmann
- Grammatical Change
- W.Hollmann.- PART VI: ENGLISH:LEARNING AND TEACHING (ed. T.McEnery) Language Acquisition
- A.Hardie
- Languages and Literacies in Education
- R.Ivanic
- TESOL and Linguistics
- M.Bygate.- Appendix.- Bibliography.- Index.
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