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The spoken core of British English: a diachronic analysis based on the BNC
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The spoken core of British English: a diachronic analysis based on the BNC
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| Pennock Speck, Barry Perfil; Fuster Márquez, Miguel | |||
| This document is a artículoDate2008 | |||
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Este documento está disponible también en : http://hdl.handle.net/10550/12907 |
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| This research takes as its starting point a frequency analysis of the demographicspoken subcorpus of the British National Corpus in order to focus on two aspects of the evolution of spoken core vocabulary in British English. The first is the impact on the core of contact with other languages and, the second, the role of lexical innovation and/or replacement in the history of this core. Our analysis, which, to a certain extent, follows up on that carried out in Fuster (2007) questions the hypothesis that the spoken core is immune to foreign influence or that it is highly resistant to change. | |||
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Pennock Speck, Barry; Fuster Marquez, Miguel. The spoken core of British English: a diachronic analysis based on the BNC. En Miscelánea, Volume 37: Language and Linguistics, 2008: pp. 53-74 |
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