دانلود کتاب Linguistic and Literary Studies: Volume 4 Linguistics and Literature / Sociolinguistics and Applied Linguistics

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LINGUISTICS AND LITERATURE\nAn attempt at structural criticism: Rigveda 10.129\nMusicolinguistics in literary esthetics\nAucassin and the Pilgrim of Limosin\nA Shona love poem\nPrimicias estilisticas de P. G. Wodehouse\nThe goals of literary analysis and a new definition of literature\nThe structure of Navajo poetry\nNotes on the makeup of a proverb\nLinguistic and metrical constraints in verse – iambic and trochaic tetrameters of Pushkin\nPiers Plowman B. IX.: Further refinements of Inwitte\nLinguistic fundamentals of the meter of Beowulf\nContrasting rhythms of old English and new English\nThe position and function of linguistics in a theory of poetry\nMorgenstern’s linguistic fantasies\nTypography, poems, and the poetic line\nObservations on Jakob Schaffner’s literary language\n‘Style’ as Chameleon: Remarks on the implications of transformational grammar and generative semantics for the concept of style\nFate and choice in Malory’s Arthurian tragedy\nSOCIOLINGUISTICS AND APPLIED LINGUISTICS\nSamuel Johnson: Originator of usage lables\nEnglish in Japan: Quotatives in informal bilingual speech\nUnder the Hill\nSome innovations in vocabulary: The tongue of the Tirilones\nThe sociolinguistic ‘normalization’ of the Jewish people\nThe teacher taught the student English: An essay in applied linguistics\nLanguage ecology and the case of Faroese\nA partial black word list from East Texas\nEgyptian and Mischsprachen\nSyntactic arguments and role relationships: Are there some of the latter in any of the former?\nCross-cultural communication through literature\nNotes on participant roles and grammatical categories in Hindi-Urdu sentences\nToward a theory of applied linguistics\nEine transatlantische Isoglosse\nA linguist looks at reading\nToward a model of linguistic distance\nOn the nature of phonic interference\nNationalism and personal ambition in language choice\nThe spread of English over immigrant languages in the U. S\nDistinctive features and articulation disorders\nEquivalents and explanations in bilingual dictionaries