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【アメリカ黒人英語の発展】

Development of African American English(Language in Society) 256 p. 08(電子版/PDF)2008年刊

Wolfram, Walt, Thomas, E.R. 　著


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発行年月	2002年01月
出版社／提供元	Wiley-Blackwell
出版国	イギリス
言語	英語
媒体	EBOOK
ファイル形式	PDF
ページ数／巻数	xv, 237 p.
ジャンル	洋書
ISBN	9780470779903
商品コード	1002972398
本の性格	学術書
書評掲載誌	Choice
商品URL	https://kw.maruzen.co.jp/ims/itemDetail.html?itmCd=1002972398

内容

This volume focuses on the past and present development of AfricanAmerican vernacular English, particularly its development during theantebellum period and its trajectory of change in 20th-century. Itstudies an isolated bi-racial community situated in a distinctivedialect region.
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Series Editor's Preface . List of Figures. List of Tables. Preface . 1.Introduction: The Status of African American English. A Unique DataBase. The Hyde County Corpus. Data Analysis. Beyond Hyde County. 2.Issue in the Development of African American English: Hypotheses onEarlier African American English. Issues in Reconstructing EarlierAAVE. The Nature of Earlier Written Texts. Spoken Language DataRepresenting Earlier AAVE. The Sociohistorical Context of EarlierAfrican Americans. Variation in Earlier AAVE. Donor Source Attribution.African American English in the Twentieth Century. 3. Defining theEnclave Dialect Community: Introduction. Historically Isolated SpeechCommunities. Geography. Economy. Historical Continuity. SocialRelations. Group IdentityThe Social Construction of Enclave Status.Language Change in Enclave Communities. Sociolinguistic Principles inthe Configuration of Isolated Dialects. 4. The Social History ofMainland Hyde County: Chesapeake Bay Origins. The Settlement of HydeCounty. Hyde County from the Revolutionary War to the Civil War.Reconstruction to the Great Depression. Hyde County since 1940.Sociohistorical Effects on Language. 5. Morphosyntactic Alignment inHyde County English: Issues in Attribution. Past Tense beRegularization. The Historical Development of Leveling to Weren't.Was/Weren't Leveling in Hyde County. Copula/Auxiliary Is and AreAbsence. The Historical Development of Copula Absence. |Copula Absencein Hyde County. Third Person - S Marking. The Historical Development ofVerbal - S Marking. Verbal - S Marking in Hyde County. Conclusion. 6.Vocalic Alignment in Hyde County: An Overview of Hyde County Vowels.The Historical Background of Hyde County Vowels. Quantitative Analysisof Hyde County Vowels. Conclusions. 7. Consonantal Alignment in HydeCounty: Earlier Hyde County Consonants. The Case of Consonant ClusterReduction. The Patterning of Cluster Reduction. The Case of Postvocalicr Vocalization. The Patterning of Postvocalic r-lessness. Post-/? / rVocalization. Conclusion. 8. Intonational Alignment in Hyde CountyEnglish: African American and European American Intonation. AnalyticalMethods. Results and Implications. Conclusions. 9. The Individual andGroup in Earlier African American English: The Individual and Group inVariation Studies. The Sample of Elderly African American Speakers.Some Diagnostic Variables. Rhoticity. Syllable-Coda Consonant ClusterReduction. The Vowel System. Verbal - s Concord. Copula Absence. PastTense be Leveling. Patterns of Correlation and Individuation. Variationin Earlier AAVE. 10. Beyond Hyde County: Te Past and PresentDevelopment of AAVE: The Origin of African American English. TheRegional Context of Earlier African American English. Levels ofLinguistic Alignment. The Trajectory of Language Change. The Norming ofAAVE. Issues in Vernacular Dialect Norming. Vernacular Language Normingin Hyde County. Explaining the Supraregional Norms of Contemporary A