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What's Wrong With The Way Women Speak?, Deborah J. Cameron
What's Wrong With The Way Women Speak?, Deborah J. Cameron
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
Deborah Cameron (What's Wrong With the Way Women Speak?)
Language Use In The Epena District Of Northern Congo, William L. Gardner
Language Use In The Epena District Of Northern Congo, William L. Gardner
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This thesis, based on two language surveys conducted in 1988 and 1989, addresses the question “What language do you speak?” for the people of the district of Epena in the Likouala Region of the People’s Republic of the Congo. The goals of the study were to: 1) inventory all the languages and dialects spoken in the district; 2) clarify their relationships with each other and neighboring languages; 3) measure the degree of intelligibility between speakers of different language varieties, specifically among the Bomitaba people; 4) investigate in what situations the people use which languages; and 5) provide bases for making …
Indian English: Is It "Bad" Or "Baboo" Or Is It Indianized So That It Is Able To Deal With The Unique Subject Matter Of India?, Marilyn Jane Sargent
Indian English: Is It "Bad" Or "Baboo" Or Is It Indianized So That It Is Able To Deal With The Unique Subject Matter Of India?, Marilyn Jane Sargent
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