Tamara M Valentine
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 189072 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Tamara M Valentine |
| NOMBRES | Tamara M |
| APELLIDO | Valentine |
| FIRMA | VALENTINE T M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of South Carolina Upstate |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1985 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The functional and pragmatic contexts of world Englishes
Drawing on the concepts of the ‘context of situation’ of J. R. Firth and the Hallidayan meaning of ‘linguistic performance’, the early works of Braj Kachru presented a sociologically oriented linguistic model to the study of Indian English. Giving Indianness ‘functional relevance and formal “manifestation”’, Kachru laid the foundation for contextualizing world Englishes within a sociolinguistic framework. This paper revisits the early cultural wa…
A socially realistic view of world Englishes
The work of Braj Kachru and Yamuna Kachru has inspired generations of scholars to take a socially realistic view of the global spread of English. It is the work of Yamuna Kachru, however, who argues that taking an integrative sociocultural approach to the study of world Englishes to examine linguistic interaction expresses not only the bilingual's creativity but also provides valuable methodological and theoretical insights into the discoursal st…
Gender and Conversation
The nativizing of gender
Getting the message across
Developing discourse types in non-native English
This study analyzes spoken and written Hindi and Indian English texts and explores the relationship between gender and communication. It suggests that the features which characterize oral discourse are common in written discourse. This observation supports the research which indicates a relationship between literary language and the language of ordinary conversation in English. The inventories of features associated with each discourse type are e…
Cross-sex conversation in Indian English fiction
This paper is concerned with the aspects and dynamics of gender differentiation in conversational style of Indian English texts, and how discoursal strategies and patterns are employed for effective cross-sex communication. This study examines, among other strategies, the initiation, maintenance and shift of topic, and the organizational devices used by each gender to regulate verbal contact and conversation. It is suggested that the linguistic s…
Getting the message across
Developing discourse types in non-native English
This study analyzes spoken and written Hindi and Indian English texts and explores the relationship between gender and communication. It suggests that the features which characterize oral discourse are common in written discourse. This observation supports the research which indicates a relationship between literary language and the language of ordinary conversation in English. The inventories of features associated with each discourse type are e…
A socially realistic view of world Englishes
The work of Braj Kachru and Yamuna Kachru has inspired generations of scholars to take a socially realistic view of the global spread of English. It is the work of Yamuna Kachru, however, who argues that taking an integrative sociocultural approach to the study of world Englishes to examine linguistic interaction expresses not only the bilingual's creativity but also provides valuable methodological and theoretical insights into the discoursal st…
Cross-sex conversation in Indian English fiction
This paper is concerned with the aspects and dynamics of gender differentiation in conversational style of Indian English texts, and how discoursal strategies and patterns are employed for effective cross-sex communication. This study examines, among other strategies, the initiation, maintenance and shift of topic, and the organizational devices used by each gender to regulate verbal contact and conversation. It is suggested that the linguistic s…
Developing discourse types in non-native English
This study analyzes spoken and written Hindi and Indian English texts and explores the relationship between gender and communication. It suggests that the features which characterize oral discourse are common in written discourse. This observation supports the research which indicates a relationship between literary language and the language of ordinary conversation in English. The inventories of features associated with each discourse type are e…
Getting the message across
The nativizing of gender
Gender and Conversation
A socially realistic view of world Englishes
The work of Braj Kachru and Yamuna Kachru has inspired generations of scholars to take a socially realistic view of the global spread of English. It is the work of Yamuna Kachru, however, who argues that taking an integrative sociocultural approach to the study of world Englishes to examine linguistic interaction expresses not only the bilingual's creativity but also provides valuable methodological and theoretical insights into the discoursal st…
The functional and pragmatic contexts of world Englishes
Drawing on the concepts of the ‘context of situation’ of J. R. Firth and the Hallidayan meaning of ‘linguistic performance’, the early works of Braj Kachru presented a sociologically oriented linguistic model to the study of Indian English. Giving Indianness ‘functional relevance and formal “manifestation”’, Kachru laid the foundation for contextualizing world Englishes within a sociolinguistic framework. This paper revisits the early cultural wa…
Sociology (7 obras) · Computer Science (6 obras) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (6 obras) · Multilingual Education and Policy (6 obras) · Linguistics (5 obras) · History (4 obras) · History (4 obras) · Variation (astronomy (4 obras) · Citation (3 obras) · Conversation (3 obras)