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„Eigentlich können wir uns jeden Tag entscheiden, jemand anderer zu sein”. Metamorphosen von Geschlechtsanatonomie und –identität, dargestellt an den Romanfiguren in Sibylle Bergs Roman AmerikaLöwe, Corina January 2006 (has links)
The aim of this essay is to determine where on a continuum between speech and writingwritten computer-mediated communication (chat language) would be placed. The essaymakes use of a methodology based on Biber (1988). This was done using a quantitativeresearch methodology based on counting and comparing specific linguistic features in different texts. The data for chat language came from the NPS Chat Corpus. Other data used were transcripts of spoken discourse as well as a popular scientific text as material for comparison. This essay is mainly focused on four features: the use of pronouns, passives, ellipsis and the type/token ration of each individual text. Despite the limited size of the material sampled, the results showed that chat language had more in common overall with speech than with writing.
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Swahili popular literature in recent yearsGromov, Mikhail D. 15 August 2012 (has links) (PDF)
The article outlines recent trends in popular writing in Swahili in Kenya and Tanzania, the research being mainly based on titles published after the year 2000, by both well-known writers and newcomers. The author also generalises on some basic social and cultural factors accountable for the present state of popular literature in both countries.
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Swahili popular literature in recent yearsGromov, Mikhail D. January 2008 (has links)
The article outlines recent trends in popular writing in Swahili in Kenya and Tanzania, the research being mainly based on titles published after the year 2000, by both well-known writers and newcomers. The author also generalises on some basic social and cultural factors accountable for the present state of popular literature in both countries.
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