ҒЫЛЫМИ ЖОБА. LANGUAGE SOCIETY AND CULTURE
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“ SPEECH”
Is a clue in terms
of: - Regional accent
-DialectHas features
unrelated to
regional variation
Two people growing up in the
same place, may speak different
because of social factors. Has features
unrelated to
regional variation
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“ SPEECH” Is a clue in terms of: - Regional accent -DialectHas features unrelated to regional variation Two people growing up in the same place, may speak different because of social factors. Has features unrelated to regional variation
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-Different social groups
-Different speech communities
Speech Speech
communitiescommunities
Investigating language from this
perspective is known as
“Sociolinguistics”
SOCIOLINGUISTICS
1)Anthropology
2)Sociology
3)Social Psychology 1) Investigation of language and
culture
2) Role of language in
organization of social groups
and institutions.
3) Attitudes and perceptions are
expressed, how in group and
out group behaviours are
identified.
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-Different social groups -Different speech communities Speech Speech communitiescommunities Investigating language from this perspective is known as “Sociolinguistics” SOCIOLINGUISTICS 1)Anthropology 2)Sociology 3)Social Psychology 1) Investigation of language and culture 2) Role of language in organization of social groups and institutions. 3) Attitudes and perceptions are expressed, how in group and out group behaviours are identified.
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-Class
-Education
-Age
-SexVarieties of language
use by groups defined
according to:
Phenomenon:
covert prestige Better or positive
valued of speaking
in social
communities
Ex: schoolboys attach covert prestige to forms of
“bad” languages.
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-Class -Education -Age -SexVarieties of language use by groups defined according to: Phenomenon: covert prestige Better or positive valued of speaking in social communities Ex: schoolboys attach covert prestige to forms of “bad” languages.
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•
People who have leave the educational system early uses
infrequent words in speech.
Ex: Them boys throwed something
•
People who have gone to college and University have
spoken language features from written language, that is
why professors talk like books.
The results of a study in New York, showed
that:
U.S higher socioeconomic status more
[r] sounds. Lower socioeconomic status,
fewer [r] sounds. But in England it has the
opposite social value.
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• People who have leave the educational system early uses infrequent words in speech. Ex: Them boys throwed something • People who have gone to college and University have spoken language features from written language, that is why professors talk like books. The results of a study in New York, showed that: U.S higher socioeconomic status more [r] sounds. Lower socioeconomic status, fewer [r] sounds. But in England it has the opposite social value.
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Grand parent-grandchild
time span, is the most
noticeable variation of age.
•
Recent researches have shown that:
Female speakers tend to use more
prestigious forms than male speakers with
the same social background. An extreme version of
variation according to
the gender speaker, was
found in the Carib
Indians, where different
sexes used different
languages. Discuss personal
feelings. They uses
expressions
associated with
tentativeness ex:
hedges(sort of), tags
(isn't?) Prefer to discuss
sports and
news. In
conversations,
men used to
interrupt
women. Grand parent-grandchild
time span, is the most
noticeable variation of age. •
Recent researches have shown that:
Female speakers tend to use more
prestigious forms than male speakers with
the same social background.
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Grand parent-grandchild time span, is the most noticeable variation of age. • Recent researches have shown that: Female speakers tend to use more prestigious forms than male speakers with the same social background. An extreme version of variation according to the gender speaker, was found in the Carib Indians, where different sexes used different languages. Discuss personal feelings. They uses expressions associated with tentativeness ex: hedges(sort of), tags (isn't?) Prefer to discuss sports and news. In conversations, men used to interrupt women. Grand parent-grandchild time span, is the most noticeable variation of age. • Recent researches have shown that: Female speakers tend to use more prestigious forms than male speakers with the same social background.
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SOCIETY
ETHNIC
BACKGROUNDS
Differences in speech
AFICAN-AMERICANS
Have a dialect called
Black English Vernacular It is a
widespread
social dialect Is stigmatized as
“BAD SPEECH”
Ex1: Absence of the capula (forms
of the verb to be), it is not standard
English.
“ they mine or you crazy” Ex2: The use of double negative.
“ He don’t know nothing” AFICAN-AMERICANS
Have a dialect called
Black English Vernacular
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SOCIETY ETHNIC BACKGROUNDS Differences in speech AFICAN-AMERICANS Have a dialect called Black English Vernacular It is a widespread social dialect Is stigmatized as “BAD SPEECH” Ex1: Absence of the capula (forms of the verb to be), it is not standard English. “ they mine or you crazy” Ex2: The use of double negative. “ He don’t know nothing” AFICAN-AMERICANS Have a dialect called Black English Vernacular
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ID IO L E C TPersonal dialect of each individual
speaker of a language.
“you are w hat you say”
S T Y L E
Is related with the situation of
use, it could be:
-formal or informal writing or
speaking.
R E G IS T E R
The level and style of a piece of writing or
speech, that is usually appropriate to the
situation that it is used in.
JERGON
Technical vocabulary associated
with a specifical activity or group.
Ex: technology, engineering.
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ID IO L E C TPersonal dialect of each individual speaker of a language. “you are w hat you say” S T Y L E Is related with the situation of use, it could be: -formal or informal writing or speaking. R E G IS T E R The level and style of a piece of writing or speech, that is usually appropriate to the situation that it is used in. JERGON Technical vocabulary associated with a specifical activity or group. Ex: technology, engineering.