Ethnic Identity and Grammatical Restructuring: Be(s) in Lumbee English
American SpeechPublished 1 January 1998
Clare J. Dannenberg, Walt Wolfram
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Abstract
L'A. analyse , dans une perspective sociolinguistique, l'usage de be dans une variete d'anglais vernaculaire, utilise par une communaute rurale d'amerindiens de la Caroline du Nord. L'analyse porte sur la structure linguistique (morphosyntaxique et semantico-pragmatique) de be et sur sa distribution sociolinguistique
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