The Routledge language and cultural theory reader

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The Routledge language and cultural theory reader : ed. by Lucy Burke, tony Crowley and Alan Girvin

Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Burke, Lucy (Éditeur intellectuel), Crowley, Tony (Éditeur intellectuel), Girvin, Alan (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	German
Publié:	London ; New York : Routledge, 2000
Collection:	The politics of language
Sujets:	Englisch Literatur Großbritannien Kultur Kulturtheorie Linguistik Kultursoziologie Geschichte Soziolinguistik Sprache Geschichte 1900-1990 Quelle
Contenu:	50 notices

1. The status of linguistics as a science

2. A new look at the language question

3. Interstices : a small drama of words

4. Does a sex have a history?

5. Talking like a lady

6. The identity of linguistic and aesthetic

7. The language of African literature

8. The alchemy of English

9. English or American?

10. Linguistics and anthropology

11. On not being Milton : Nigger talk in England today

12. Social class, language and socialization

13. Speech-communities

14. Language communities

15. The futurists - constructors of language

16. The creativity of language

17. The semantic derogation of woman

18. The discourse of language

19. Teaching standard English

20. The logic of non-standard English

21. The individual factor in linguistic innovations

22. From parody to politics

23. Normative grammar

24. Semiology and grammatology : interview with Julia Kristeva

25. The political vocabulary of homosexuality

26. Introduction to "keywords"

27. Language and linguistics

28. Language and reality : who made the world?

29. The production and reproduction of legitimate language

30. The negro and language

31. The problem of meaning in primitive languages

32. Race and language

33. Revolution in poetic language

34. Nation language

35. Unitary language

36. Standard language and poetic language

37. Language and the reality: who made the world?

38. The laugh of the Medusa

39. The nature of linguistic sign

40. Linguistics and poetics

41. Science and linguistics

42. Linguistic value

43. When our lips speak together

44. Multiaccentuality and the sign

46. Naming of parts

47. The signification of the phallus

48. Problems of "prescriptivism"

49. Slips of the tongue

50. Thought and word