Información General

• Autores: Joan C. Beal (coord.), Morana Lukac (coord.), Robin Straaijer (coord.)
• Editores: Routledge Reino Unido
• Año de publicación: 2023
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9780367557843
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Listado de artículos

• • Theoretical and methodological issues

    • Why grammars have to be normative – and prescriptivists have to be scientific

      Geoffrey K. Pullum

      págs. 3-16

      

    • Verbal hygiene

      Deborah Cameron

      págs. 17-30

      

    • Accent bias

      Dominic Watt, Erez Levon, Christian Ilbury

      págs. 31-53

      

    • Historiographical methods

      Nuria Yáñez Bouza

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      págs. 54-73

      

    • Corpus-based approaches to prescriptivism

      Benedikt Szmrecsanyi, Dieuwertje Bloemen

      págs. 73-85

      

    • Prescription and normativity in the evolution of inner-circle Englishes

      Pam Peters

      págs. 86-103

      

    • The role of prescriptivism in the emergence of New Englishes

      Edgar W. Schneider

      págs. 103-120

      

    • Prescriptivism and national identity

      Stefan Dollinger

      págs. 121-139

      

    • Standards with pluricentric languages

      Raymond Hickey

      págs. 140-155

      

  • Contexts and practices of prescriptivism

    • Usage guides as a text type

      Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade

      págs. 159-174

      

    • English prescriptivism in higher education contexts: focus on Nordic countries

      Elizabeth Petersen, Marika K. Hall

      págs. 175-193

      

    • Prescriptivism in education: from language ideologies to listening practices

      Ian Cushing, Julia Snell

      págs. 194-212

      

    • Linguistic prescriptivism as social prescription: the case of gender

      Evan D. Bradley

      págs. 213-226

      

    • Grassroots prescriptivism

      Morana Lukac, Theresa Heyd

      págs. 227-245

      

    • Prescription and taboo: Australia’s sensitivity towards American influence

      Kate Burridge

      págs. 246-263

      

    • Copy editors, (not) all alike

      Morana Lukac, Adrian Stenton

      págs. 264-283

      

  • Prescriptivism across languages and cultures

    • Standard language ideology and prescriptivism in the Arabic-speaking world

      Andreas Hallberg

      págs. 287-303

      

    • Prescriptive language ideologies in Modern Hebrew

      Roey J. Gafter, Uri Mor

      págs. 304-320

      

    • A socio-political and historical perspective of linguistic prescriptivism in relation to African languages of South Africa

      Rusell H. Kaschula, Sebolelo Mokapela, Dion Nkomo, Bulelwa Nosilela

      págs. 321-337

      

    • Prescriptivism in Greater China: Historical trajectories and contemporary pluricentricity

      Henning Klöter

      págs. 338-354

      

    • Prescriptivism and the English language in Southeast Asia

      Lionel Wee, Nora Samosir

      págs. 355-367

      

    • Literary norms in Russia, Past and present

      Arto Mustajoki

      págs. 368-385

      

    • Prescriptivism in Croatia

      Anđel Starčević, Mate Kapović, Daliborka Sarić

      págs. 386-404

      

    • Prescriptivism and diglossia: How acceptable is normalized Breton to native speakers?

      Gary German

      págs. 405-426

      

    • Metaphor as a manifestation of prescriptivism: The case of France and Quebec

      Olivia Walsh, Emma K. Humphries

      págs. 427-446

      

    • Dutch prescriptivism in a historical-sociolinguistic perspective: Measuring the effect of institutionalized prescriptivism

      Eline Lismont, Rik Vosters, Gijsbert Rutten

      págs. 447-463