History and Culture A _ 2012-2013

A class blog Patricia Bou. English Studies. UV

Monday 31 May 2010

ELENA CALVO, "Acts of Conflicting Identity: The Sociolinguistics of British Pop-song Pronunciation" (Peter Trudgill)

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Friday 21 May 2010

Language and Identity

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Saturday 8 May 2010

Bachelorette (!)




















Hi!
I just remembered we had a discussion in class if it is possible to say Bachelorette or not. Here is the result from Wikipedia:

Bachelorette is an informal, chiefly American term for a woman who is above the age of majority but is not married. It is derived from the word bachelor, and is often used by journalists, editors of popular magazines, and some individuals. "Bachelorette" was famously the term used to refer to female contestants on the old Dating Game TV show.

In Canada, the term bachelorette also refers to a small bachelor apartment. The term bachelor apartment, used in Canada and South Africa, refers to an apartment with only one large room serving as a bedroom and living room plus a separate bathroom (see studio apartment).

Ane Herstadt

Friday 7 May 2010

Social Class Differences and the Identification Of sex In Children's Speech

Clara Lucía Tronch, 2009-2010

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An African American Communication Perspective

Cristina Mayol (2009-2010)

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What's ethnicity?

Cristina Mayol (2009-2010)

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Monday 3 May 2010

Gender differences in CMC

Xelo Hernández (2009-2010)

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Women's rights in UK

Xelo Hernández and Silvia Matero del Valle (2009-2010)

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