Sociolinguistics Theories / Theorists
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- Created on: 30-03-17 14:08
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Clues
- Behaviour in a particular group accepted as normal that an individual is expected to conform (6, 4)
- Defined discourse communities as "groups that have goals or purposes and use communication to achieve these goals" (4, 6)
- Linguistic variation of the moment (10, 9)
- One person moving from one social class to another (6, 8)
- Phrase with accepted meaning different to the dictionary (5)
- Purposeful categorisation of people to establish differences in social worth (6, 14)
- Theorist who distinguished five levels of formality (6, 4)
- Theorist who studied stratification of New York (7, 5)
- Theorist who studied whether responses to a speaker were due to accent (6, 5)
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