The Language of Pop Culture
Herausgeber: Werner, Valentin
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This volume showcases linguistic approaches to the study of pop culture and their potential to inform linguistic theory building and analytical frameworks. Eamples from a range of pop culture registers provide a description of these forms through linguistic study and outline methodological issues involved in applying linguistic approaches.
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This volume showcases linguistic approaches to the study of pop culture and their potential to inform linguistic theory building and analytical frameworks. Eamples from a range of pop culture registers provide a description of these forms through linguistic study and outline methodological issues involved in applying linguistic approaches.
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 282
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Januar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 563g
- ISBN-13: 9781138051706
- ISBN-10: 1138051705
- Artikelnr.: 50899464
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 282
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Januar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 563g
- ISBN-13: 9781138051706
- ISBN-10: 1138051705
- Artikelnr.: 50899464
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Valentin Werner is assistant professor of English and Historical Linguistics at the University of Bamberg. His recent publications include two books on the present perfect (2014, 2016), a co-edited special issue of the International Journal of Learner Corpus Research (2018), and contributions to journals such as English Language and Linguistics, English World-Wide, and Corpora.
Part I: Context 1. Linguistics and pop culture: Setting the scene(s)
Valentin Werner 2. Pop culture and linguistics - is that, like, a thing
now? Joe Trotta Part II: Comics 3. Pardon my French... and German... and
Spanish...: (Mis)speaking in tongues in Marvel comics Shane Walshe 4.
Linguistic discourse in web comics: Extending conversation and narrative
into alt-text and hidden comics Frank Bramlett Part III: Music and Lyrics
5. Pop culture and the globalization of non-standard varieties of English:
Jamaican Creole in German reggae subculture Michael Westphal 6. "Britpop is
a thing, damn it": On British attitudes toward American English and an
Americanized singing style Lisa Jansen Part IV: TV and Movies 7. Variation
in movies and television programs: The impact of corpus sampling Marcia
Veirano Pinto 8. Verbal humor in crime drama television: A
cognitive-linguistic approach to popular TV series Christoph Schubert Part
V: Pop meets EFL 9. An analysis of pop songs for teaching English as a
foreign language: Bridging the gap between corpus analysis and teaching
practice Theresa Summer 10. Song lyrics: From Multi-Dimensional Analysis to
the foreign language classroom Patricia Bértoli 11. (Im)politeness rituals
in The Young Pope and teaching pragmatics Silvia Bruti Epilogue 12.
Analyzing pop culture Monika Bednarek
Valentin Werner 2. Pop culture and linguistics - is that, like, a thing
now? Joe Trotta Part II: Comics 3. Pardon my French... and German... and
Spanish...: (Mis)speaking in tongues in Marvel comics Shane Walshe 4.
Linguistic discourse in web comics: Extending conversation and narrative
into alt-text and hidden comics Frank Bramlett Part III: Music and Lyrics
5. Pop culture and the globalization of non-standard varieties of English:
Jamaican Creole in German reggae subculture Michael Westphal 6. "Britpop is
a thing, damn it": On British attitudes toward American English and an
Americanized singing style Lisa Jansen Part IV: TV and Movies 7. Variation
in movies and television programs: The impact of corpus sampling Marcia
Veirano Pinto 8. Verbal humor in crime drama television: A
cognitive-linguistic approach to popular TV series Christoph Schubert Part
V: Pop meets EFL 9. An analysis of pop songs for teaching English as a
foreign language: Bridging the gap between corpus analysis and teaching
practice Theresa Summer 10. Song lyrics: From Multi-Dimensional Analysis to
the foreign language classroom Patricia Bértoli 11. (Im)politeness rituals
in The Young Pope and teaching pragmatics Silvia Bruti Epilogue 12.
Analyzing pop culture Monika Bednarek
Part I: Context 1. Linguistics and pop culture: Setting the scene(s)
Valentin Werner 2. Pop culture and linguistics - is that, like, a thing
now? Joe Trotta Part II: Comics 3. Pardon my French... and German... and
Spanish...: (Mis)speaking in tongues in Marvel comics Shane Walshe 4.
Linguistic discourse in web comics: Extending conversation and narrative
into alt-text and hidden comics Frank Bramlett Part III: Music and Lyrics
5. Pop culture and the globalization of non-standard varieties of English:
Jamaican Creole in German reggae subculture Michael Westphal 6. "Britpop is
a thing, damn it": On British attitudes toward American English and an
Americanized singing style Lisa Jansen Part IV: TV and Movies 7. Variation
in movies and television programs: The impact of corpus sampling Marcia
Veirano Pinto 8. Verbal humor in crime drama television: A
cognitive-linguistic approach to popular TV series Christoph Schubert Part
V: Pop meets EFL 9. An analysis of pop songs for teaching English as a
foreign language: Bridging the gap between corpus analysis and teaching
practice Theresa Summer 10. Song lyrics: From Multi-Dimensional Analysis to
the foreign language classroom Patricia Bértoli 11. (Im)politeness rituals
in The Young Pope and teaching pragmatics Silvia Bruti Epilogue 12.
Analyzing pop culture Monika Bednarek
Valentin Werner 2. Pop culture and linguistics - is that, like, a thing
now? Joe Trotta Part II: Comics 3. Pardon my French... and German... and
Spanish...: (Mis)speaking in tongues in Marvel comics Shane Walshe 4.
Linguistic discourse in web comics: Extending conversation and narrative
into alt-text and hidden comics Frank Bramlett Part III: Music and Lyrics
5. Pop culture and the globalization of non-standard varieties of English:
Jamaican Creole in German reggae subculture Michael Westphal 6. "Britpop is
a thing, damn it": On British attitudes toward American English and an
Americanized singing style Lisa Jansen Part IV: TV and Movies 7. Variation
in movies and television programs: The impact of corpus sampling Marcia
Veirano Pinto 8. Verbal humor in crime drama television: A
cognitive-linguistic approach to popular TV series Christoph Schubert Part
V: Pop meets EFL 9. An analysis of pop songs for teaching English as a
foreign language: Bridging the gap between corpus analysis and teaching
practice Theresa Summer 10. Song lyrics: From Multi-Dimensional Analysis to
the foreign language classroom Patricia Bértoli 11. (Im)politeness rituals
in The Young Pope and teaching pragmatics Silvia Bruti Epilogue 12.
Analyzing pop culture Monika Bednarek







