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Style, identity and language shift
Language Ecology, 2020AbstractThis study is an examination of style-shifting in the speech of a single interviewer conducting sociolinguistic interviews in Garifuna (Arawak), an endangered language spoken in Belize and along the eastern coast of Central America. It provides a case study of intraspeaker variation in the context of language shift, exploring how the models and
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2008
1. Acknowledgements 2. The messy reality of style shifting (by Jones, Kimberly) 3. Style shifts in Japanese academic consultations (by Minegishi Cook, Haruko) 4. Interpersonal functions of style shift: The use of plain and masu forms in faculty meetings (by Geyer, Naomi) 5.
Tsuyoshi Ono, Kimberly Jones
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1. Acknowledgements 2. The messy reality of style shifting (by Jones, Kimberly) 3. Style shifts in Japanese academic consultations (by Minegishi Cook, Haruko) 4. Interpersonal functions of style shift: The use of plain and masu forms in faculty meetings (by Geyer, Naomi) 5.
Tsuyoshi Ono, Kimberly Jones
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The influence of style-shifting on voice identification
The International Journal of Speech, Language and the Law, 1996Alterations in speaking style, and associated problems, are commonly found in criminal investigations. Typically, the recorded samples have been made in two different environments; during the crime and then during police questioning. These inherent differences in situation, lead to the possibility that the style of speech also is changed. This project
Kimberley J. Pass, Ruth Huntley Bahr
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Style Shift in Korean Teledramas
FORUM. Revue internationale d’interprétation et de traduction / International Journal of Interpretation and Translation, 2009La pragmatique de la communication interpersonnelle a été sous représentée dans le domaine de la recherche en traduction audiovisuelle (Mason, 1989). Cette lacune en recherche est regrettable si l'on considère des langues telles que le coréen, dans lesquelles les notions telles que la familiarité et le statut accueillent obligatoirement une ...
Jeansue Mueller, Charles M. Mueller
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Style-shifting in student–professor conversations
Journal of Pragmatics, 2016Abstract This case study investigates style-shifting in female professor–student conversations for identity and stance from the perspective of constructivist discourse theory ( Ochs, 1993 , Ochs, 1996 ). Three sets of conversations in informal settings were examined.
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Fund Management Changes and Equity Style Shifts
Financial Analysts Journal, 1999We examined changes in performance, risk, and investment style for mutual funds that changed managers during the 1983–91 period. Results show that funds experiencing a managerial change performed poorly before the change, primarily as a result of inferior security selection.
G GalloJohn, J LockwoodLarry
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Style-shifting in a Cardiff work-setting
Language in Society, 1980ABSTRACTDespite ample evidence which proves the existence of stylistic stratification in the speech of monoliguals, little is know about the nature of stylistic variation in everyday settings. Data from a Cardiff travel agency suggest that a speaker's stylistic repertoire can be statistically characterised using a method that combines Labov's frequency-
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2002
Taxonomies of style and their uses The development of sociolinguistic methodology has witnessed a continual tension between two approaches to contextual style: style-shifting as a naturalistic, ethnographic phenomenon, and style-shifting as a controlled device for measuring the dynamics of sociolinguistic variation.
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Taxonomies of style and their uses The development of sociolinguistic methodology has witnessed a continual tension between two approaches to contextual style: style-shifting as a naturalistic, ethnographic phenomenon, and style-shifting as a controlled device for measuring the dynamics of sociolinguistic variation.
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Does Priming Elicit Shifts in Cognitive Style?
2023Cognitive style has been primarily examined within the cross-cultural literature comparing varying patterns of cognitive processing across different geographic regions. However, there has been less work assessing how cognitive style might be malleable. While several studies have explored the ability to alter certain aspects of cognitive style, no study
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Connectives in Free Indirect Style: Continuity or Shift?
Language and Literature: International Journal of Stylistics, 2004This article re-examines the role of connectives in free indirect style. Connectives in sentence-initial position have been singled out as a marker of the style because of their frequency in spoken discourse (Fludernik, 1993). They have also been analysed as continuative devices which help the reader to sustain an already established interpretation of
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