Titlebook: Chicano English in Context; Carmen Fought Book 2003 Carmen Fought 2003 bilingual.future.identity.Index.semantics.sociolinguistics.syntacti

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Rainer Diaz-Bone,Udo Kelle,Jo Reichertzlinguistic variables in constructing their identities and can illuminate the complex nuances of social structure. Having looked in detail at several phonetic variables among young Latino adults in the last chapter, I will now focus on a syntactic variable in the same community: negative concord.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-07504-0ts of Spanish sounded. Language-related topics seemed to generate a great deal of interest among the CE speakers generally. In some ways, the attitudes of these young adults are surprising, and in other ways they match the attitude research that has been done in other communities.

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Fieldwork in the Los Angeles Chicano Community,nerations. As a result, some Chicano English speakers come from families that have been in America as long as or longer than the Italian Americans on the Eastern seaboard, or the Polish Americans in the Midwest.

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Syntax and Semantics of Chicano English,ough in some cases I have attributed the features to contact with AAE or Spanish, or to some other source, it should be noted that for many of them, multiple explanations are possible, and there might even be a convergence effect of more than one source.

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