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Ant Heald

The Rise of Prescriptivism in English - 2 views

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    Academic paper on eighteenth century prescriptivism, the 'Academy' question etc
Ant Heald

Shakespeare's English - 1 views

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    Handy summary of key changes between Shakespeare and present day English (PDE) broken down by linguistic features.
Dan Clayton

Linguistic cleanliness? - 1 views

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    Interesting LRD article on Kate Burridge's research into attitudes to language.
Dan Clayton

Grammar rage on the net! - 0 views

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    Attitudes to language change & technology.
Ant Heald

Language & Gender - a research update for teachers - 1 views

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    Book recommendations and commentary on recent developments and current trends in language and gender studies.
Ant Heald

I Won't Hire People Who Use Poor Grammar. Here's Why. - Kyle Wiens - Harvard Business R... - 1 views

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    Interesting article for attitudes to language / prescriptivism
Ant Heald

IPA character picker 11 - 1 views

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    Use IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) characters without having to remember complex codes or multiple keystrokes. Just pick the characters you need from the chart, and copy & paste them into your own document.
Ant Heald

Bishop Robert Lowth's " A Short Introduction to English Grammar" (1762) - 1 views

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    Facsimile edition of Lowth's Gramma
Ant Heald

Hermeneuti.ca - The Rhetoric of Text Analysis - 1 views

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    Simple but effective online text analysis tool.
Ant Heald

Why Slang Is Good For You - The Takeaway - 0 views

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    RT @DanSeanClayton: Why slang is good for you: http://t.co/ziZybgQJ #EngLang #Alevel
Ant Heald

The blog formerly known as English Language @SFX - 0 views

    • Ant Heald
       
      Interesting: To me, 'voice calls' contrasts with 'texts' as a function of mobile phone use, rather than video calls.
  • Anglocreep is a word for the gentle drift of British English terms into the US English vernacular -
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      I think it's widely assumed that there is one-way traffic, with 'Americanism' coming into British English, so it's interesting to note that it cuts both ways.
  • Essex
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      But we won't hold that against it.
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  • Language is clearly being affected in different ways by advances in technology
    • Ant Heald
       
      This is a useful demonstration of how, for ENGB3 as a synoptic unit, links between AS social contexts from ENGB1 (such as technology) and the ENGB3 language change topic can be very productive.
  • The blog
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      Written by the wonderful Dan Clayton! Doyen of the English Language List, & editor & author of some great English Language text books and stuff.
  • The Guardian has been running some really useful material for ENGA2 recently
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      Also useful, of course for ENGB1 (gender), ENGB2 & ENGB4 (style models for original writing & media text - where language is a focus - and possible data/ideas for inverstigation), and ENGB3 - changing language use in representation of gender.
Ant Heald

Exploring the English language - LearningSpace - The Open University - 2 views

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    An open access Open University self-supported study course on language change over the past 500 years
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