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Súil Eile. Media, Sociolinguistic Change And The Irish Language

  • Mairéad Moriarty
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Mediatization and Sociolinguistic Change
This chapter is in the book Mediatization and Sociolinguistic Change

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Section I: Framing The Issues
  4. Mediatization And Sociolinguistic Change. Key Concepts, Research Traditions, Open Issues 3
  5. Mediatization. A Panorama Of Media And Communication Research 49
  6. Sociolinguistic Change, Vernacularization And Broadcast British Media 67
  7. Section II: Media Influence On Language Change
  8. Does Mediated Language Influence Immediate Language? 99
  9. Media Models, ‘The Shelf’, And Stylistic Variation In East And West. Rethinking The Influence Of The Media On Language Variation And Change 127
  10. The Media Influence On Language Change In Japanese Sociolinguistic Contexts 171
  11. Commentary: Television And Language Use. What Do We Mean By Influence And How Do We Detect It? 205
  12. Section III: Media Engagement In Interactional Practice
  13. ‘Girlpower Or Girl (In) Trouble?’ Identities And Discourses In The (New) Media Engagements Of Adolescents’ School-Based Interaction 217
  14. Multilingualism, Multimodality And Media Engagement In Classroom Talk And Action 245
  15. Commentary: ‘Agents’ Or ‘Participation’. Sociolinguistic Frameworks For The Study Of Media Engagement 269
  16. Section IV: Change In Mass-Mediatized And Digitally Mediated Language
  17. Semiotic Economy, Growth Of Mass Media Discourse, And Change Of Written Language Through Multimodal Techniques 279
  18. Genre Profiles And Genre Change. The Case Of Tv News 305
  19. Tweets In The News. Legitimizing Medium, Standardizing Form 331
  20. Commentary: Mediality, Mediatization And Sociolinguistic Change 361
  21. Section V: Enregisterment Of Change In Media Discourse
  22. Revising The “Journalist’S Bible”. How News Practitioners Respond To Language And Social Change 371
  23. The Media On Media-Induced Language Change 395
  24. The Objectification Of ‘Jafaican’. The Discoursal Embedding Of Multicultural London English In The British Media 427
  25. Commentary: Sociolinguists And The News Media 457
  26. Section VI: Mediatized Spaces For Minoritized Languages
  27. Súil Eile. Media, Sociolinguistic Change And The Irish Language 463
  28. Sites Of Struggle And Possibility In Cyberspace. Wikipedia And Facebook In Africa 487
  29. Circulation Of Indigenous Sámi Resources Across Media Spaces. A Rhizomatic Discourse Approach 515
  30. Commentary: Mediatized Spaces For Minoritized Languages. Challenges And Opportunities 539
  31. Notes On Contributors 544
  32. Index 550
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