This volume treats the sociolinguistic reality of Kenyan English. The contributors give the readers a rare glance into various contexts of English language use, such as school classrooms, radio stations, an urban pulpit, and a multilingual family setting.
This volume treats the sociolinguistic reality of Kenyan English. The contributors give the readers a rare glance into various contexts of English language use, such as school classrooms, radio stations, an urban pulpit, and a multilingual family setting.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Martha M. Michieka is professor in the Department of Literature and Language at East Tennessee State University. Evans Gesura Mecha is senior lecturer of theoretical linguistics at Kisii University.
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Introduction: Kenyan English or Kenyan Englishes? Martha. M. Michieka and Evans Gesura Mecha Chapter 1: An Empirical Study of Regional Variations in the Kenyan English Vowel System Peter Nyansera Otieno Chapter 2: The Kenyan English Accent: Segmental Features Joshua Itumo and Martin C. Njoroge Chapter 3: Error or flavor: An Account of the Lexical, Phrasal, and Syntactic Character of Fossilize Errors in Kenyan English Grammar Ann Hildah Gatakaa Kinyua Chapter: 4: Teaching English in Kenya: Reforms and Challenges in Early Years Education Benard Omenge Nyatuka, Chapter 5: English across the Curriculum in Kenya: The Reality in Primary School Classrooms and Implications on Epistemic Access Peter Mose Chapter 6: English Language Proficiency Among Secondary School Learners in Kenya: A Case of One Kenyan Rural Sub County Daniel Nyongesa Khaemba and Eucabeth Ong'au- Mong'are Chapter 7: Patterns of English Use in Kiswahili-Based Kenyan Mass Media Sarah Marjie Chapter 8: The English Language and Media Reporting on Devolution in Rural Kenya Nicholas Anyuor and Omukule Emojong Chapter 9: Pulpit English in Kenya: Examples of Mediatized Sermons in Kenya Reuben Kigame and Leonora Anyango Chapter 10: The Shadow of English: Multilingual Parents and Language Choice in Urban Kenya Leonora Anyango Index About the Contributors
Introduction: Kenyan English or Kenyan Englishes? Martha. M. Michieka and Evans Gesura Mecha Chapter 1: An Empirical Study of Regional Variations in the Kenyan English Vowel System Peter Nyansera Otieno Chapter 2: The Kenyan English Accent: Segmental Features Joshua Itumo and Martin C. Njoroge Chapter 3: Error or flavor: An Account of the Lexical, Phrasal, and Syntactic Character of Fossilize Errors in Kenyan English Grammar Ann Hildah Gatakaa Kinyua Chapter: 4: Teaching English in Kenya: Reforms and Challenges in Early Years Education Benard Omenge Nyatuka, Chapter 5: English across the Curriculum in Kenya: The Reality in Primary School Classrooms and Implications on Epistemic Access Peter Mose Chapter 6: English Language Proficiency Among Secondary School Learners in Kenya: A Case of One Kenyan Rural Sub County Daniel Nyongesa Khaemba and Eucabeth Ong'au- Mong'are Chapter 7: Patterns of English Use in Kiswahili-Based Kenyan Mass Media Sarah Marjie Chapter 8: The English Language and Media Reporting on Devolution in Rural Kenya Nicholas Anyuor and Omukule Emojong Chapter 9: Pulpit English in Kenya: Examples of Mediatized Sermons in Kenya Reuben Kigame and Leonora Anyango Chapter 10: The Shadow of English: Multilingual Parents and Language Choice in Urban Kenya Leonora Anyango Index About the Contributors
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