
Mediatization and Sociolinguistic Change.
Title:
Mediatization and Sociolinguistic Change.
Author:
Androutsopoulos, Jannis.
ISBN:
9783110346831
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (557 pages)
Series:
linguae & litterae ; v.36
linguae & litterae
Contents:
Contents -- Section I: Framing The Issues -- Mediatization And Sociolinguistic Change. Key Concepts, Research Traditions, Open Issues -- Mediatization. A Panorama Of Media And Communication Research -- Sociolinguistic Change, Vernacularization And Broadcast British Media -- Section II: Media Influence On Language Change -- Does Mediated Language Influence Immediate Language? -- Media Models, 'The Shelf', And Stylistic Variation In East And West. Rethinking The Influence Of The Media On Language Variation And Change -- The Media Influence On Language Change In Japanese Sociolinguistic Contexts -- Commentary: Television And Language Use. What Do We Mean By Influence And How Do We Detect It? -- Section III: Media Engagement In Interactional Practice -- 'Girlpower Or Girl (In) Trouble?' Identities And Discourses In The (New) Media Engagements Of Adolescents' School-Based Interaction -- Multilingualism, Multimodality And Media Engagement In Classroom Talk And Action -- Commentary: 'Agents' Or 'Participation'. Sociolinguistic Frameworks For The Study Of Media Engagement -- Section IV: Change In Mass-Mediatized And Digitally Mediated Language -- Semiotic Economy, Growth Of Mass Media Discourse, And Change Of Written Language Through Multimodal TechniquesThe case of newspapers (printed and online) and web services -- Genre Profiles And Genre Change. The Case Of Tv News -- Tweets In The News. Legitimizing Medium, Standardizing Form -- Commentary: Mediality, Mediatization And Sociolinguistic Change -- Section V: Enregisterment Of Change In Media Discourse -- Revising The "Journalist'S Bible". How News Practitioners Respond To Language And Social Change -- The Media On Media-Induced Language Change.
The Objectification Of 'Jafaican'. The Discoursal Embedding Of Multicultural London English In The British Media -- Commentary: Sociolinguists And The News Media -- Section VI: Mediatized Spaces For Minoritized Languages -- Súil Eile. Media, Sociolinguistic Change And The Irish Language -- Sites Of Struggle And Possibility In Cyberspace. Wikipedia And Facebook In Africa -- Circulation Of Indigenous Sámi Resources Across Media Spaces. A Rhizomatic Discourse Approach -- Commentary: Mediatized Spaces For Minoritized Languages. Challenges And Opportunities -- Notes On Contributors -- Index.
Abstract:
The linguae & litterae series, edited by Peter Auer, Gesa von Essen and Werner Frick, documents the research activities of the School of Language and Literature of the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies (FRIAS). These research activities in literary studies and linguistics are characterized by an approach that is theoretically and methodologically "state of the art" and interdisciplinarily open. In linguistics the accent is on the corpus-based, quantitative and qualitative investigation of language; in literary studies the focus is on the comparative, transdisciplinary analysis of literary phenomena in their cultural contexts. At the same time the series deals with the productive interfaces and synergies between modern linguistics and literary studies (as well as the humanities, social and natural sciences with which they interact). It seeks a new, contemporary reformulation of the humanities research curriculum and its problem and concept orientation for the future. The series has a clear international orientation - each volume is multilingual, containing German, English and French contributions and, depending on the volume, articles in Italian or Spanish as well. Each individual volume is peer reviewed by an international editorial board. Each year 2-4 volumes are published.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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