Name: Quotatives: New Trends And Sociolinguistic Implications
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Author: Isabelle Buchstaller
ISBN: 9780470657188

portada Quotatives: New Trends And Sociolinguistic Implications

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Wiley - Blackwell

Autor

Isabelle Buchstaller

Tema

Sociolinguistics

Colección

Bw Social Sciences Malden Grp

N° páginas

328

Dimensiones

15.24 x 22.86 cm.

ISBN

0470657189

ISBN13

9780470657188

Categorías

Sociolingüística

Quotatives: New Trends And Sociolinguistic Implications

Isabelle Buchstaller (Autor) · Wiley - Blackwell · Libro Físico

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Reseña del libro "Quotatives: New Trends And Sociolinguistic Implications"

The System Of Speech And Thought Reporting Of English, As Well As A Number Of Related And Unrelated Languages, Has Been The Site Of Vast And Rapid Changes. This Book Gives An Overview Of The Changes In The Area Of Quotative Strategies, With A Particular Focus On The Diffusion Of Innovative Variants And The Systemic Developments Which Result From The Incursion Of Newcomer Forms. The Volume Considers The Phenomenon Quotation From A Wealth Of Perspectives. It Consolidates Findings From Different Strands Of Research, Combining Formal And Functional Approaches For The Definition Of Reported Discourse And Situating The Phenomenon In A Broader Typological And Sociolinguistic Perspective. While The Primary Focus Of The Empirical Research Is On English, The Book Also Investigates Cross - Linguistic Similarities And Differences Within This Linguistic Domain. The Volume Examines The Development Of Quotation, Both From A Pan - English Perspective As Well Providing A Historical Overview Over The Competition Of Forms Between The 1960S To The 2000S. Corpus - Based Research On Innovative Quotative Forms Is Combined With An Investigation Into The Ideologies Attached To Their Users As Well As Regarding The Linguistic Acceptability Of Globalising Linguistic Forms