Natasha E. RavyseRevisiting Ethnolinguistic Vitality
Language and Subcultural Repertoires
Natasha E. Ravyse lectures at the North-West University (Faculty of Law), South Africa, and has also received an excellence award in lecturing. She has a PhD in linguistics and literary theory, which was accepted without condition by her international reviewers. She has dedicated her entire postgraduate career to exploring subcultural languages from both a literature and real-world perspective. Her MA received an institutional excellence award for being the best dissertation in 2014, and she is a member of an international honours society for ranking in the top 15% of scholars, on a national stage. She is continuing her research and publications in academic journals.
1. The theory before the theory 2. The alchemy of theory building: An overview of methodological considerations 3. Back to the future
Ethnolinguistic vitality 4. The underworld, neo
tribes and fantasy: Culture and language 5. The nitty
gritty
An SLR for subcultural linguistic vitality elements 6. Putting it all together and testing it out 7. The as
fancy
as
it
gets
for
me stats chapter 8. A final word
1. The theory before the theory 2. The alchemy of theory building: An overview of methodological considerations 3. Back to the future - Ethnolinguistic vitality 4. The underworld, neo-tribes and fantasy: Culture and language 5. The nitty-gritty - An SLR for subcultural linguistic vitality elements 6. Putting it all together and testing it out 7. The as-fancy-as-it-gets-for-me stats chapter 8. A final word
