Sociolinguistic Studies

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  Año 2011, Vol. 5, Número 1. Texto Completo Ejemplar

  • Fictionalising orality: introduction

    Carolina Pilar Amador Moreno, Kevin McCafferty

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    págs. 1-14

    

  • Inmagining conversation: how people think people do things with words

    Klaus P. Schneider

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    págs. 15-36

    

  • Modern Japanese "Role Language" (Yakuwarigo): fictionalised orality in Japanese literature and popular culture

    Mihoko Teshigawara, Satoshi Kinsui

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    págs. 37-58

    

  • Elizabeth Gaskell's "North and South" and "Wives and Daughters". A sociolinguistic study with special reference to the representation of nonstandard dialect

    Gunnel Melchers

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    págs. 59-80

    

  • Dostoevsky's landlady: portrayals of a mock German accent in "Prestuplenie i Nakazanie (Crime and Punishment)" in Russian and translation

    Martin Paviour-Smith, Peter R. Petrucci, Akie Hirata

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    págs. 81-102

    

  • Exploring the representation of orality: the use of vocatives in two Spanish-speaking films, "Machuca" and "Volver"

    María Palma-Fahey

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    págs. 103-126

    

  • "Normal people like us don't use that type of language. Remember this is the real world". The language of "Father Ted": representations of Irish English in a fictional world

    Shane Walshe

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    págs. 127-148