Accents and Dialect
- Created by: Q_
- Created on: 03-04-19 20:25
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- Views on:
- Accent and Dialect
- Current processes
- Dialect levelling
- Kerswill and William (2000) Milton Keynes Study
- Old accents
- New accents
- Dialect levelling
- Accent
- Spoken
- Glottal stops
- Social Identity
- Slavery origins (Creole and Pidgin)
- Class Link
- Regional
- Identity marker
- Pidgin/Creole
- Spanglish
- Global Englishes
- US/AUS/NZ
- Spoken
- Dialect
- Written
- Sound features
- Reasons for:
- Geography
- History
- Social group membership
- LABOV
- CHESHIRE
- MILROY
- CHESHIRE
- LABOV
- Choice
- BBC
- Representation
- Social implications relating to class - wasn't representative of the large population at the time (typically poorer, working-class individuals)
- Representation
- RP
- Socially acceptable
- 2-3% of population speak RP
- Socially acceptable
- BBC
- Accents
- Elongated/shortened vowels
- Use of phonetic alphabet
- 'h' dropping
- Glottalisation (glottal stops)
- Lexical
- 'Bap'/'Cob'/'Roll'
- Different words for the same meaning
- 'Bap'/'Cob'/'Roll'
- Current processes
- Accommodation/Prestige
- Divergence/Convergence
- Upwards
- Downwards
- Covert prestige (street slang
- Overt prestige (intelligence, snobby, humourless and dishonest
- "Socially Correct"
- Overt prestige (intelligence, snobby, humourless and dishonest
- Divergence/Convergence
- Accent and Dialect
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